The guys over at Perpetual Kid have the Candle Carver, which turns the most basic fruit or vegetable into something unusual! Simply twist the Candle Carver into apples, pears, squash or even mini pumpkins and which creates a hole that is the right size for a tea light candle. So turn the lights off and light those romantic apple candles.
Designed by Chinese designer Zhu Fei, the Spice Gun is an unconventional spice sprinkler. It was one of the entries from designboom’s recent ‘dining in 2015′ competition. The gun is equipped with an air bag that compresses each time the trigger is pressed, blasting seasoning all over your food. There are three chambers to hold three different things such as salt, pepper and sugar. Of course, you have full liberty to fill it with the ammo of your choice. Imagine shooting your favorite steak before eating it.
At first look, I thought that this PC toaster add-on was a gag, but no. It turns out to be all too real. The toaster fits inside a spare 5.25″ drive bay, hooks up to a USB port and then toast away. It includes a crumb tray and apparently directs the heat out through the back of the case. Currently PC only and there is supposedly a Mac version in the works.
There's a new line of chocolate out of the Middle East with a distinctly regional flavor to it. The milk used to make this chocolate comes from camels, creating a first-of-its-kind treat. The company calls their delicacy "the most sensational and tempting form of camel milk." The camel-milk chocolates, made by Dubai's Al Nassma, will be sold in high-end stores, first in the Middle East.
This new fast food restaurant in Beirut's southern suburbs, where the Hezbollah movement holds sway, was the brainchild of co-owner Ali Hammoud. He said the war theme was a novel concept that had nothing to do with Lebanon's bloody recent history.
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