kitchen experiment

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When going outdoors, design shouldn’t have to take the backseat. These enamel steel cups manufactured using World War Two era machinery are beautifully crafted and designed.

What truly distinguishes the cups is that the rim and the handle — the two spots that get the most abuse — are reinforced with a double dipping of enamel, making this the most steadfast cup in the land. Designed by the durable and rustic Best Made brand, it may just be the most beautiful campfire mug ever made.

(Full article here)

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Holey Jolly Cup by Makiko Nakamura

(via Takashi Yamada)

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Cleverly Playful Personalized Cutting Boards by Elysium Woodworks

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When you have that espresso craving, often you don’t have one those fancy machines to make an espresso, nor do you have the time to trot yourself over to your local coffee shop. Instead, you probably just wonder why there isn’t a simpler more convenient alternative. Introducing Piamo, a compact, portable espresso maker that delivers your hot cup of fuel in 30 seconds, straight from your microwave.

[Full article at Inspirez]

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Leticia Sáenz Tea Tasting Set

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Food Valentines by The Indigo Bunting

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Food Flag Art

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VOODOO TEA by Anne-Marie Léger

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Cabbage Bowls created by Yasuhiro Suzuki

In addition to the zabuton of leaves, Yasuhiro Suzuki presented another concept for the project:paper clay cabbages made with the same silicon molding. Here is a lifeless, empty shell, but its drided paper clay leaf feels just like the real thing.