Pimp My Tomato: Esslack Food Spray
Submitted by Caitlin Zaino on March 24, 2010 – 1:42 pm18 Comments
If you’ve ever had fantasies of tagging your neighborhood or local subway but haven’t had the nerve, then Esslack Food Spray may be just your thing. Thanks to the very clever German team, The Deli Garage, you can now stain your tomatoes, pretzels, and whatever other food screams out to be covered in gold (and isn’t the list endless?). Using these fresh spray cans full of edible silver and gold paint, food goes from ordinary to bling in seconds.
The Deli Garage – which helps local manufacturers turn quality delicacies into specially designed products – paired with creative agency Korefe to dream up the illustrative packaging for Esslack. Though busy, the vibe is as fresh as the concept of edible food spray itself. Now tag that.
[...] Touching Food And Turning It InTo Gold Every Heard The Expression ”EveryTHing I Touch Turns Into Gold…..Well Thanks To Esslack Food Coloring Spray…You Really Can Do It….Just One Problem Does It Taste Good??? Comes In Gold & Silver. [...]
[...] ever had fantasies of tagging your neighborhood or local subway but haven’t had the nerve, then Esslack Food Spray may be just your thing. Thanks to the very clever German team, The Deli Garage, you can now stain [...]
Bling dumpling!
I love it!
I assume body parts are not out of the question?
Yum!
[...] has smashed two worlds together – tagging and food presentation. Now, with a spritz of their Esslack Food Spray you can transform foods into metallic works of art. Available in silver and gold edible food [...]
AWESOME! but how/where can i get this in the US?
[...] Esslack Food Spray lets you spray paint any food gold or silver. Golden apple? Done. Blinged out peas? Do it. [...]
Sure, it looks cool but what do you wanna bet all of us gold-loving food eaters develop cancer in 5 years
^ Exactly. Whats it made out of.. How long has it been tested?
I think if you only use it every once in a while you’ll be alright. This has been in use in restaurants for a long time and you’ll all be fine. Don’t go Master P crazy and spray paint everything you eat gold, and I think it’s probably okay. Really cool product.
It must be really unhealthy….
If they could prove it is not unhealthy, they would definitely use that to attract more customers…
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This is the best product in a can I have seen in 25 years,and not to be prejuidiced, but it was FIRST introduced by a GERMAN company, so I am proudly announcing to our American companies, that it should not have even took Betty Crocker 25 years to come up with such a “FANTASTIC” and exciting new German idea;hence they out done us again! All of us here in The United States of America, should at least purchase/BUY one can to keep in the KitchenCabinet, to impress and highlight this product towards friends and relatives at Special Occasions like Thanksgiving,Christmas, Easter, Birthdays,and I almost forgot, “KING Midas’s Birthday!!!” Signed Eric J. Netznik ;netznike@rocketmail.com
Tasteless indeed…
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