The Miracle Fruit (AKA the Miracle Berry) is a food that makes other sour and bitter foods taste sweet.
Seriously!
By bonding the protein miraculin to your taste buds (or something like that; science isn’t too sure) the Miracle Berry Fruit Tablets can change the way foods taste for up to an hour.
Though the obvious test is to grab a lemon and chomp away like some sort of crazed mad man, another option is to order a pack of the tablets, gather a bunch of strong tasting foods, invite some friends over and host a “flavor tripping” party.
Whatever you decide to do with them, a pack of 20 servings will set you back just $20 from ThinkGeek, so order a set and start tripping today!
[ThinkGeek - Miracle Berry Fruit Tablets]
If you care about the environment as much as you care about your imbibe-ment, then check out 360 Vodka, which has dubbed itself the world’s first “Eco Luxury Vodka”.
360 Vodka is crafted from a philosophy of eco-awareness and corporate responsibility. This ideology is then manifested throughout [their] greener processes and greener products.
Each bottle is quadruple distilled through a highly energy efficient process, and then five times filtered for a great taste.
The packaging is also “green”, with the use of 100% post-consumer waste and chlorine free paper processing.
Are you ready to get drunk for the environment?
[360 Vodka]
[Via: NOTCOT]
The game loving guys over at Kotaku decided to take on the challenge of comparing energy drinks to see what would take top spot in terms of pure energy as well as taste.
In addition, they also examine the common ingredients in these bottles of liquid fuel, and a bit of history for the buff inside every one of us.
If you’re a caffeine fiend, or if you’re just looking to start a new habit, then definitely check it out, as nothing beats the surge or the crash and burn of energy in a can.
[Kotaku - Pure Energy: A Critical Look At Energy Drinks]
Obscene Interiors “is a collection of real online male personal ad photos” with a “critique of the decorating found within”.
To help you focus on the décor, the “often-nude” figures have been grayed out, leaving nothing but their style and taste to show off.
It’s amazing what a change in focus will reveal!
[JustinSpace - Obscene Interiors]
By breaking down some of the most popular candy bars into their essential elements, Chow has created a how-to guide for making your own Halloween candy.
They’re delicious looking, and probably taste better than the store bought variety, so be prepared for a chocolate feast.
Post Halloween workouts not included.
[Chow - Make Your Own Halloween Candy Bars: Corner-Store Sweets Go High-End]
The problem with having style is often not having enough money to acquire it. Thankfully, Men.Style.com has put together a list of 21 products that are stylishly chic, yet have price tags that won’t break the bank. Looking frugal has never looked so good.
[Men.Style.com - More Taste Than Money]
[Via: Josh Spear]
This is one customization trend that I hope never catches on. Pierce Your Ride offers, you guessed it, “piercings for your car, truck, motorcycle, boat, snowboard, ATV, and more”. I’m all for customizing your ride and all, but giving it a giant piercing? Definitely not my style. Supposedly, theses allow you to “rebel against conformity”, but I think anyone using one is just rebelling against taste. Be your own judge though, I may be wrong on this one (though I’m probably not), and these may be the next best thing since sliced bread (though they probably won’t).
[Pierce Your Ride]
[Via: NOTCOT]
