Vincent Van Gogh’s famous Starry Night painting, rendered in pork. by Instructables user CopperTwist.

I want to make this awesome pirate’s eggs and bacon breakfast.  via

Instructables user kaptaink_cg explains how to make a beautifully delicious bouquet of Bacon Roses.

Flowers make a nice gift to the friend that needs a smile or for that special someone in your life. Roses are even better. But sometimes even roses don’t cut it. Sometimes you need something a little more non-cliché, something…extraordinary… Sometimes, you need BACON.  Via

Obol is The Original Crispy Bowl that solves the problem of soggy cereal. The best part of cereal is the part where it soaks in the milk. That ruins everything.

Scott Bedford bent and twisted a recycled fork to make a simple, yet attractive egg-cup.
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Visit here for the process of making a rainbow cake.

This fun bento box inspired by the mobile game Angry Birds, was the work of food artists at My Meal Box.

how was it done?

         “For the red bird, I used white rice and mixed it with tomato sauce. The bird also had white color on the bottom part of its body, so I add a little white rice on the bottom after I made the red onigiri and shaped it again until became egg shaped. I used baby carrot for the beak and cut red pasta sheet for the feather on top of its head. The eyes and eyebrows were cut from nori and cheese slice.

As for the green pig, I mixed white rice with edamame and peas paste to make green colored rice. I used edamame for the ears and cut a slice of cucumber for the nose. Like the red bird, I used nori and cheese slice to make the eyes and the eyebrows.”

Images from here.

The Switch Salt and Pepper Shaker from Fred & Friends’ new 2011 lineup. It’s time to switch your boring salt and pepper shakers for something a little more electrifying. Turn on the pepper, or switch on the salt.  [Via]

Innovative shape of ceramic vessel for pepper and salt designed by Arthur Xin looks like the magical stick from fairy tale.
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Inspired by Tim Babb’s “Geology” design on Threadless, Flickr user Khol made a cake that looks like a column of rock layers.  [Via]