Tag: Bowl

If you were ever going to have a celestial themed party, you want your snacks served in these bowls. I’d totally put foods that go with each planet inside the bowls. Like Mercury would have incredibly hot salsa. Jupiter’s bowl would be filled with bean dip, Saturn with cheerios and so on.

Need an appropriate container for your tabletop gaming snacks? Or maybe you just want a place to store or roll dice? Check out ThinkGeek’s D20 Bowl Set. Made of ceramic, its top half is a 14oz.

I’m a big fan of The Walking Dead, I am also a big fan of Lucky Charms. Combine the two and you can now eat your favorite cereal out of a zombie head. The bowl looks like someone chopped the top off a zombie’s skull and then cut it off at the jaw.

When not chasing down Nazis and uncovering ancient artifacts, Indy occasionally likes to entertain. Have some friends over for dinner. Good thing he learned a thing or two from Temple of Doom. Chilled monkey brains always go over well.

The next time you spend all night binge-watching a series on Netflix, try this amazing snack bowl. You don’t even have to put it away when you are done. Just eat it.

A few weeks back, we told you about some awesome ice cream cups and mugs that look like zombies. Well the guys behind that Kickstarter project are also working on a cool goblet, inspired by H.P.

If you know me, you know two of my greatest loves are video games and carbs. Now, I can enjoy these two pleasant pastimes simultaneously, thanks to this video game inspired pasta bowl.

Being an avid fan of the classic arcade game Pac-Man, it’s hard for me to resist much of anything with a solid Pac-theme to it. So combine Pac-Man with junk food, and I’m happier than a yellow puck in a roomful of blue ghosts and unlimited power pills.

When I was a kid, me and a couple of my friends would sneak hairspray outside along with matches from my dad’s ash tray and spend some time having war with the little plastic army men complete with real flame throwers.

This diminutive race car from Japan does one thing really well – it drives around in a circle, over and over again. While it’s not quite as exciting as watching hillbillies turning left a NASCAR race (sarcasm), at least you get a front-row seat to this tiny little race whenever you want. Just load the Gakken MM Circuit race car into its special wheel-revving charger for 5 seconds, then drop it into the bowl-shaped racetrack and it spins round-and-round (like a record baby, right round, round, round) at a breakneck pace of 0.6