Kim Wirt was surprised with a visit from this saucy skull that formed in her BBQ vinaigrette after Christmas dinner. I hope this tastefully tangy simulacrum left room for dessert. Thanks for sharing this with us, Kim. And don't forget to submit your own sneaky hidden skulls if you're lucky enough to find one.
Showing posts with label sauce. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sauce. Show all posts
Sunday, February 16, 2014
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Sunday Simulacra - Version 3.12
As a continuing theme this weekend we shall endeavor more into the skulls of the food world. Bite sized or not, skulls are everywhere, even in your food. Here are the facts:
Brother Mike Banks hailing from Kalamazoo, Mi came upon this alfredo sauce skull after dinner one evening.

Melissa K from Conneticut writes to us: "I am a Skull-a-day fan; I check the site every morning so I can get my day started! A co-worker of mine offered me some “pretzel crisps” this morning and I was delighted to see a couple of skulls looking back at me!!"

And Skull-A-Day friend Phil Cheney found this character on a shopping trip. He adds, "This is candy covered chocolate called "Chocolate SeaShells". It was looking at me from the bulk container at a Wegman's supermarket in Ithaca, NY. If I had my camera in the store I would have just taken the picture there."

Excellent finds by all of you. In fact I better log out now so I can get something to eat. These pics have given me the munchies.
To all of you skull hunters out there, keep sending those pictures in to our submissions address. Just keep in mind that since we only post simulacra once a week it might take a little longer than normal for it to be posted.
Brother Mike Banks hailing from Kalamazoo, Mi came upon this alfredo sauce skull after dinner one evening.

Melissa K from Conneticut writes to us: "I am a Skull-a-day fan; I check the site every morning so I can get my day started! A co-worker of mine offered me some “pretzel crisps” this morning and I was delighted to see a couple of skulls looking back at me!!"

And Skull-A-Day friend Phil Cheney found this character on a shopping trip. He adds, "This is candy covered chocolate called "Chocolate SeaShells". It was looking at me from the bulk container at a Wegman's supermarket in Ithaca, NY. If I had my camera in the store I would have just taken the picture there."

Excellent finds by all of you. In fact I better log out now so I can get something to eat. These pics have given me the munchies.
To all of you skull hunters out there, keep sending those pictures in to our submissions address. Just keep in mind that since we only post simulacra once a week it might take a little longer than normal for it to be posted.
Saturday, August 22, 2009
Barbecue Sauce Skull
Food skulls have always been a favorite of the readers and contributors of Skull-A-Day. Of course with food skulls come food product skulls. In the course of 2 plus years of posting skulls we have seen, ketchup, mustard, soy sauce, hot sauce, and even oil & vinegar be used for skull making. Thanks to Danel from Brasil, we now have the first barbecue sauce skull.

That looks like one saucy skull to me(pun intended). Thanks for the submit, Danel. Now, what kind of skull will you find at your next meal?
That looks like one saucy skull to me(pun intended). Thanks for the submit, Danel. Now, what kind of skull will you find at your next meal?
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
297. (Hot, Hot, Hotter Than) Hot Sauce Skull
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