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Donut Coin Purse - $15.95
Attention Donut fans! Behold the Donut Coin Purse from the NeatoShop. This adorable sprinkle donut bag is the perfect place to store all your emergency donut money.
We hope everyone had a wonderful and yummy National Donut Day! Don’t be sad if you missed your chance to celebrate. Mark your calendar for next year. National Donut Day always falls on the the first Friday in June.
Be sure to check out all the fabulous Wallets & Coin Purses available at the NeatoShop!
Link | See also: Yummy Pockets
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Snifty Scented Pen – $1.95
Is all the joy being slowly sucked from your life? Well, the Snifty Scented Pen from the NeatoShop is here to put a little fun back in your day. Nothing says I am desperately clinging onto the happiness of my youth like a pizza smelling pen. Oh, pizza smell how you bring me back to elementary school!
Be sure to check out the NeatoShop for more pen-tastic fun!
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You and I know it as the Luther Burger, but now Krispy Kreme is selling cheeseburgers made with their distinctively sweet donuts in place of the bun at state fairs. For $5, you get one Krispy Keme cheeseburger that contains over a thousand calories!
Krispy Kreme chocolate-covered bacon can even be added to top it off for $1 extra. Thus far the reviews for this new burger have been positive. The fair vendors know that the attendees like to try different food and are not usually counting fat grams or calories.The instant heart attack was created by Nathan Morrissey of Machine Head restaurant. It was, apparently, an attempt to surpass last year’s fair delicacy, chocolate-covered bacon on a stick. They both sound pretty scary.
It’s not a true Luther burger unless it contains bacon, but chocolate-covered bacon? That may be going just too far! Link
We’ve featured the fantastic artwork of Kevin Van Aelst before on Neatorama, but I couldn’t resist this one: mitosis or cell division as explained with Krispy Kreme donuts (sprinkled, of course!) Link
Today is indeed a high holy day: National Doughnut Day. Its origins lie in the distribution of free doughnuts to American soldiers during the First World War, and then acquired greater fame with the sponsorship of the Salvation Army in 1938. Now it’s mostly a marketing gimmick, but do we really need a reason to celebrate? Get thee to a bakery.
Link via J-Walk Blog
