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Just look at this strawberry jelly mould made out of a banana peel.

Cory Doctorow at 8:43 am Thu, May 26, 2011

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La Receta de la Felicidad: Oro parece... plátano no es! (via Neatorama)

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  • facetedjewel

    Yes. Since I don’t read Spanish, I imagined someone had inoculated a banana with that pink stuff that can grow at the bottom of showers. Perhaps it was because of the spelling -’mould’.

  • Anonymous

    Looks like a hot pink miniature version of the Alien creature that emerges out of the guts of one of the guys in the first Alien film – except that it’s now bursting out of a banana peel (how the mighty fall…).

  • the Other michael

    unicorn chaser plz

    • JohnMc

      I think this could be considered a unicorn chaser in its own right.

  • Rotwang

    It’s….MAGNIFICENT!

  • Anonymous

    Sometimes a strawberry jelly is just a strawberry jelly.

  • Donald Petersen

    Does this look infected to you?

  • Fred H

    Shhhh. No comments. We’re only to look.

    • Jake0748

      I AM looking! Much as I hate jello, I want to eat this.

  • Anonymous

    That’s porn.

    In fact, it’s jello porn.

  • sirkowski

    “Want to eat my pink banana?”

  • dculberson

    Red Rocket!

  • DaveP

    i believe this is definitive proof that god exists

  • RebNachum

    I find myself fascinated by the possible physics of this thing’s assembly.

  • IWood

    That’s some alien genitalia, right there.

    But it doesn’t matter when it’s Arcturian, so it’s all good.

  • pfh

    RebNachum, this is clearly a “gel banana”, the result of a failed time-travel experiment. The effect is caused by simultaneously forcing every molecule of the banana through its own tiny wormhole.

  • Shart Tsung

    Uncircumcised.

    • RebNachum

      That depends on whether you consider the peel to be integral, or an obstruction, to the banana.

  • johan,karlskrona

    I think it looks like a tongue, makes me wanna french kiss a banana.

  • Anonymous

    Looks like my dog’s pink thing.

  • popvoid

    This immediately made me think of the old Velvet Underground album cover.

  • EH

    looks more like ice than jelly

  • voiceinthedistance

    Hard to say what I’m more disturbed by: the pink thingy or the background image. The pink thing seems angry, and that eyeball in the back seems to be looking at me. Thank goodness they didn’t feel the need for a Karo syrup glaze on the jello. That would surely have ruined my corn flakes this morning just by looking at it.

  • Nadreck

    It has a certain apeel.

  • pjcamp

    My dog has one of those.

    He has an inordinate interest in it.

  • mappo

    dog penis?

    • warreno

      Yup. Dog penis.

  • Anonymous

    I’d like to explain the pun in the title. It comes from a guess puzzle very similar which says “Oro parece, plata no es, ¿qué es?” literally translating “it looks as gold and it is not silver, what is it?” and the answer is “plátano” (i.e. a banana) because it is yellow as gold and joining “plata + no” (i.e. “not silver”) gives “plátano”.