Monthly Archives July 10, 2009

A cool blog called The Ragbag had a post go up a few weeks ago with a venn diagram titled "Towards a Grand Unification of Cutlery" which followed up on the idea of a spork, by also introducing people to the...

On Thursday morning, residents of New York, Los Angeles and Philadelphia will awake to find their cities have been targeted with a new, cutting edge  form of marketing: GreenGraffiti. Not only that, but a...

This ad is made by DDB Stockholm, and since it's really creative and good, it is, of course, not running in the U.S. Spotted on AdGabber. Find more videos like this on...

When it comes to food, I am very open-minded.  I will give just about everything a try.  But as Dirty Harry once said, man’s got to know his limitations.  Enter, the Pizza Cone.  I...

Nah, for this Would You Rather? we aren't just going to see which you'd rather never eat again, ice cream or burgers. Instead, we're going to take a look at how much variety counts for you, and with which food...

As in Franklin D. Roosevelt, who appears on the  U.S. dime.  This Taco Bell ad/video was made by Chris Applebaum, best known for videos for artists like Britney Spears and Rihanna. Message is pretty...

SFoodie's Five Favorite Local White Trash Dishes. Subway is finally putting Michael Phelps back in their ads. General Mills is making gluten free cereal. Unfortunately named restaurants. Pepsi and...

(Want to try a McDonald's Angus Third Pounder? See the bottom of this post to win free Angus burgers!) Today, July 2nd, McDonald's introduced a new burger to their menu across the nation to add more flame...

I get a lot of crap e-mailed to me by food companies. But every once in a while, an interesting piece of information slips through all the junk.  Such was the case today. Hormel foods just conducted a...

This video was spotted by our friends over at Brightest Young Things, who note about the video: At first I thought this was a children’s video, but by the end of the first verse I think it’s...