r/forbiddensnacks is my new favorite subreddit. It features consumer products that look just like candy or other delicious treats, but are in fact inedible or outright poisonous items such as pebbles, toilet cleaner or rat poison (pictured, by u/snarfgarfunkel)
Tide pods are just the beginning! Behold the world of Forbidden Snacks
Caffeinated ramen in a squeeze tube for one-handed slurping while videogaming
Are you a compulsive video gamer who resents having to hit pause just to, y'know, eat? Boost Noodle is a new kind of ramen for players who "want to eat… READ THE REST
Seoul's Ramyun Library is a "paradise for noodle enthusiasts"!
I've never traveled to Seoul, but it's definitely on my list of places I want to experience, and when I get there, I'm going to check out the Ramyun Library,… READ THE REST
Googly eyes can help sell "ugly" produce
In the United States, we waste approximately 30-40% of our food supply, or approximately 133 billion pounds of food. While some of this is caused by storage issues or over-purchasing,… READ THE REST
This AI makes better songs than Metallica. Yeah, I said it.
TL;DR: Supermusic AI lifetime subscriptions are 84% off, allowing you to generate AI songs from a text prompt in seconds. Metallica fans, don't hate me! I'm a huge one myself. I saw… READ THE REST
Remember your Razor scooter? This e-scooter is the grown-up version
TL;DR: This long-range e-scooter is a great way to save on gas, now 57% off with free shipping. Sick of feeling like you're funding Big Oil's next yacht every time you fill up… READ THE REST
Your wallet called—it loves this MacBook deal
TL;DR: Ready to upgrade your tech? Grab the grade-A refurbished MacBook Air M1 for just $514.99—your wallet (and productivity) will thank you! You've had your eye on it—the sleek, powerful Apple MacBook Air.… READ THE REST
