This scrumptious fashion accessory is the work of Shaira who recently opened her own Etsy store called Raspberries and Rum. The 66” long Pizza Scarf is printed to look like a giant slice of delicious pepperoni pizza, but Shaira says customers may contact her to request different pizza toppings, lengths, and other forms of customization. Awesome! 

The only problem we have with this incredibly appetizing scarf is that we start to crave pizza every single time we look at it. Then again, maybe that’s not really a problem. But between this and the Bacon Scarf, we’ll end up having to wear a bib on top to protect the scarves from our hungry drooling.

[via Laughing Squid]

Yep, this edible beauty is an octopus pizza and we couldn’t be more excited about it. Instructables user donedirtcheap created this mouthwateringly awesome “Octopizza Pie” and then took the time to provide step-by-step instructions so we can all make our own cephalopod pizzas.

We would just add one little detail: surely the best way to eat such a tentacular pizza is while wearing Finger Tentacles.

[via That’s Nerdalicious!]

Guinness World Records recently announced that the “Record Pizza Men” of NIPfood enterprise succeeded in their attempt to create the world’s largest round pizza, which they named ”OTTAVIA,” a word of Roman origin for “eighth son.” The name is “an homage to the first Roman emperor Octavian Augustus, who represented an epoch-making change in the history of Rome and brought the Empire into a period of economic and cultural unrest.”

The massive pizza measured an awesome 130 feet (39.6 meters) in diameter:

“It was made from 19,800 pounds of flour, 8,800 pounds of tomato sauce, 1.500 pounds of margarine, 550 pounds of rock salt, 420 pounds of vegetable oil, 50 pounds of balsamic vinegar and another 19,800 pounds of cheese. The dough had to be baked in 5,234 separate batches.”

[via Bit Rebels]

We just received an amazing submission from Jared Konopitski. Jared and his wife traveled all the way from their home in California up to the Archie McPhee store in Seattle. After they returned home Jared used some of the items he bought at the store in the construction of four different, yet equally awesome, dioramas:

“We had a blast!! I made a diorama with a few things I bought from the store and thought I’d share. I have included a pic of the Archiemadillo with this email. Infact, this diorama lead to inspiration in the form of beetle domes. Where I use preserved beetles and put them into dome environments. I submitted a few pics of those too. I am not sure if this is Geyser of Awesome worthy, but it would be such a thrill to me and my wife if my humble, yet awesome, creations made it on there. Either way, we will always be loyal spectators of the Geyser filled with Awesome!!”

So here they are! Jared Konopitski’s Archiemadillo, Beetle with Passion, Dapper Beetle out for a Morning Stroll, and The Giant Beetle Pizza Experiment. We love them all. Thanks Jared!

Have you used any Archie McPhee products to create or do awesome things? By all means, let us know!

Artist Alyson Thomas (who has a wonderful etsy shop called Drywell Art) created these two awesome watercolour illustrations in preparation for her appearance at the Renegade Craft Fair along Division Street in Wicker Park, Chicago.

Our love of Chicago-style hot dogs and deep dish pizza runs deep, which is why our stomachs growled with delight at the sight of two of our favourite foods broken down into their respective ingredients.

[via Serious Eats Chicago]