From That’s Nerdalcious!: I’ll bet this version is easier to swallow than the last Indiana Jones movie, but I digress…
T-shirt purveyor Threadless is holding an online baking contest where you turn your favorite Threadless t-shirt design into a nerdalicious cake. And I have to admit, the skull cake on the left is a pretty damn accurate depiction of the shirt on the right. Hit the link below to see more images on how the skull was created.
(Threadcakes via Likecool)
Stefan Magdalinski’s wife is an Apple fan with a sweet tooth. So he decided to put two and two together and gave her a chocolate-covered iPad.
Thankfully, she didn’t just bite down into that crunchy aluminum center.
iChocolates are the only iPhone apps built with authentic Cocoa Touch. Comes in four different flavors boxed in an iPhone-like package. This version costs $46, which is pretty expensive for an iPhone app, but hopefully they will come out with a lite version for diabetics.
Product Page ($46 via 7Gadgets)
If you want to get some energy while arousing the suspicions of any nearby cops, try Le Whif’s coffee inhaler. Puff the lipstick shaped device and coffee will fly through the air at the end of the Le Whif cylinder and sprinkle onto your tongue through small holes in the mouthpiece. Each stick will provide up to nine “hits” and 100 milligrams of caffeine, which is equivalent to a cup of espresso. They also have a chocolate version available.
Product Page: ($3-$8 via Boing Boing)
Try licking any other light switch in your house. This version melts in your mouth, not the other way around.
Product Page ($10)
Putting these Hershey’s Kiss-shaped CD holders on your desk gives you a stand to keep your CD’s from getting scratched. They are also likely to be snatched up by every chocolate fiend in your office.
Product Page (£11.50, about $18)
The answer is yes…if you pulled that piece of chocolate out of a skunks ass. Seriously, there is a very distinct skunky smell to this supposedly chocolate-scented solar calculator. It’s really small too—even compared to a mass-produced, cost-cut candy bar in 2010.
This silicon chocolate trivet will keep your counters safe from any hot pot you want to put on it. Unlike your typical chocolate bar, this one will create no mess when heated up, but the constant reminder of chocolaty goodness could result in a few extra pounds for you.
Product Page (£15.70, about $25)
Three tastes that taste great together in one simple breakfast mix: pancakes, chocolate and bacon. No need to fry up bacon, cook chocolate chip cookies and make pancakes to enjoy all three, although if you are like me you would probably be fine with that as long as someone else was doing the work.
Product Page ($14)
This Chocolate Cigarette Case will provide crush protection for you cigarettes as well as hide your nasty smoking habit from those who disapprove. It also offers a sweet chocolate scent. I have no idea why I would want to sniff anything that just came out of somebody’s pocket, I guess every additional feature you can add to a product is another potential sale.
Product Page (£7.99, about $13)
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