Tag Archives: food

New at Alinea

Diagram of a new fall dish at Alinea in Chicago. Or perhaps this is from the new cookbook? (via jess)

Dentsu vending machine grows 20,000 heads of lettuce a year

Did the apocalypse ruin your crops this year? We’ve got you covered. Made in Japan by Dentsu the portable Chef’s Farm can harvest up to 60 heads of lettuce daily without a bit of sunlight. The idea is to provide locally-sourced vegetables to restaurants without the need for transportation. One thing remains unclear: how much water, electricity, and nutrients must be continually pumped into this $90,000 garden to produce such massive quantities of tasty tasty vegetation. Regardless, a pretty brilliant concept. (via treehugger)

By Christopher on November 2, 2010 • food gardening natural technology vegetables

One Minute Apple Pie

Stop animation by Sergey Yazvinsky.

By Christopher on October 26, 2010 • animation cooking food stop motion video art

Eight Arms Cellars: The Tentacle

Eight Arms Cellars: The Tentacle wine packaging illustration food alcohol

By Christopher on October 20, 2010 • alcohol food illustration packaging wine

Food About You

Great stop animation by French artist Alexandre Dubosc. Making of. (via man-made creation)

By Christopher on October 12, 2010 • animation food stop motion video art

The ingredients of a Hot Pocket

The ingredients of a Hot Pocket typography printmaking posters and prints infographics food

It’s the Hot Pocket Ingredients Poster from Perricone Design. Mmmm disodium inosinate.

By Christopher on October 7, 2010 • food infographics posters and prints printmaking typography

Citrange Juicer

Citrange Juicer home fruit food cooking

Citrange. A simple fancy juicer by Quentin de Coster.

Citrange is a juicer designed by and for fruit. It is a product that is innovative both functionally and formally. This squeezer is divided into two parts to better adapt to the various diameters of citrus fruit. The juice is released by cells when the latter are pressed against the walls. Then it is directed towards the central axis of the object by the funnel (which filters out seeds) before falling into the glass.

A quick google suggests this might not actually be fore sale, but I’d love to be proved wrong. (via sub-studio)

By Christopher on October 7, 2010 • cooking food fruit home

Ballard Bee Company

Ballard Bee Company sustainability Seattle natural identity food eco friendly bees

Ballard Bee Company is an urban pollination company in Seattle, comprised of about 50 hives. Because Seattle limits the number of hives a resident can have their yard, Ballard contracts with dozens of individuals who volunteer to host hives in exchange for a couple bottles of glorious local honey each year. The end product is then sold to nearby restaurants and boutiques. A great interview with founder Corky Luster on Seattlest. (via mister crew)