Ever since I saw the story about square watermelons being marketed in Japan, I've wanted to mold my own produce. Now I can with Vegiforms.
Available shapes include: the Garden Elf, Pickle Pusses, Ear of Corn, Heart and Diamond. Will a Frankentomato be as tasty as a normal tomato? We'll find out. One also has to factor in the amusement factor.
Here's a blogger with some actual experience with Vegiforms! With photos! Click here.
I'm not sure how I feel about this...the square watermelons are so cool looking, though.
ReplyDeleteStill checking you out when I'm not running 200 mph. Your puppies are adorable too.
Jessica
If they had a round form for corn you could serve corn balls. To your cornball friends, of course.
ReplyDeleteEileen
I saw these in a catalog that came recently. Part of me wants them and thinks they are funky and cool, and part of me feels it's weirdly un-natural.
ReplyDeleteWhen they get a little less expensive I think the part of me that thinks the're cool will win out.
Okay, I just had a great idea for a patent I'll never file, for a product I'll never produce, to make the wealth I'll never have:
ReplyDeleteMake the molds as mini versions of family members' (or guests') faces.
Tomato as place card, yes? No?
I guess eating them would be a tad weird...yet definitely a novel experience....
Please don't call the men in the white coats....
Custom Vegiforms is... GENIUS! Family faces could adorn casseroles, float in soups and garnish the Thanksgiving turkey. My family would fight over who gets to eat whose head, though.
ReplyDelete"Family faces could adorn casseroles, float in soups and garnish the Thanksgiving turkey. My family would fight over who gets to eat whose head, though."
ReplyDeleteLMAO!
And at last I could realize my childhood dream to be Mr. Potato Head.