Making a good looking pizza isn’t easy but someone just did. Check out this cute Hello Kitty Mini Pizza by Flickr user Lovebones. More pictures after the break. [via Woohome]

Remember the Window 7 Whooper back in Japan that made headlines worldwide and many nerds go banzai? It was Burger King that took the hype of Window 7 launching to its full advantage, and made a similar style of promotion just like the usual franchising that advertise food themed with blockbuster movies.

Now there’s a new trend in town! Microsoft Taiwan has teamed up with a local Taiwanese seafood restaurant to serve seven unique dishes focusing on Window 7 theme. This will be a limited two-month period menu, “Micgadget reports that you can only get a taste of one dish per day”. Well, just in time for next month’s Computex! We’ll see you there!

On the left we got the real iPad while on the right is the edible iPad by Flickr member Extra Ketchup. More pictures after the break.

Etsy seller iChocolates is selling this iPhone App Chocolates. For $46, you get 20-piece gourmet chocolates assortment resembling iPhone and iPad app icons, boxed in a luxury iPhone-like package. Including 4 different flavours. Too bad it is out of stock but the mother’s edition still available. More pictures after the break.

[via LikeCool]

Princess Neytiri cake is created by Laura Edwards. The eyes is a carved sponge cake covered in sugarpaste and hand painted with food colours and lustre dusts. One more picture after the break.

[via Flickr]

Supermarket at Johannesburg, South Africa have bake the world’s largest pizza, measuring 121-feet in diameter topped with 9900-pounds of flour, 19800-pounds of tomato puree, 3690-pounds of cheese, and 19800-pounds of chopped onions. I don’t think it is going to taste good. Video after the break.

[via Techeblog]

The Maine Lobster Kit comes with four or eight sets of crackers and picks allowing you to eat lobster the proper way. The utensils were packed in a handmade wooden box produced by The Nezinscot Guild – they are a nonprofit, social purpose group that helps provide lasting employment for folks with disabilities. Priced at $23-$40.

[via Uncrate]

These cute iPhone cookies were made by Japanese bakery called Green Gables. It is handmade and features those apps icons, signal indicators, wifi and even a back camera. More pictures after the break.

[via LikeCool]

This full scale LEGO BigMac Super value set is created by Japanese LEGO artist Sachiko. It features hamburger itself complete melting cheese and sesame seed bun. More pictures after the break.

[via Woohome]

This Pac-Man cake is designed to look like an arcade machine. It is made by Jet City Cakes – the arcade machine features miniature red joystick, to the coin slots, those little ghosts, cherries and power pills on the maze. I was wondering how big is this thing.

[via Techeblog]