Dezeen’s top ten: food
Dezeen's top ten: here's a roundup of Dezeen's ten most popular stories about food and feasting.
In first place are these shoes made of bread by twin brothers R&E Praspaliauskas.
2: Daizi Zheng's food packaged like medicine is in second place.
3: third most popular is Tantalus Dinner by Ioli Kalliopi Sifakaki, who designed a dinner service cast from her own body and then invited a dozen of her male friends to feast from the tableware.
4: this font made of liquid caramel by Czech designer Marta Maštálková is fourth most-viewed.
5: Mathieu Lehanneur's system for growing fish and vegetables in the living room is fifth most-clicked.
6: tableware for eating placenta by French design collective Duende comes in sixth.
7: these Slim Chips by Hafsteinn Juliusson are snacks made of paper.
8: a machine that prints food by Philips Design is eighth most-popular.
9: our movie about Mike Meiré's exhibition of improvised street kitchens from around the world is in ninth place.
10: finally, this escargot packaging by Manuel Jouvin is made of paper that's been digested and excreted by snails.
Another top ten coming up next month.
See also:
Dezeen’s top ten: shoes
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