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About the Artwork:
Herbert Bayer (1900-1985) was an Austrian-born American graphic designer, painter, and photographer. A pioneer of the Bauhaus movement, Bayer was known for his clean, geometric style and focus on functionality. During World War II, he lent his talents to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), creating impactful posters like "Our Allies Need Eggs" to mobilize American farmers.
In the foreground of the poster, a giant, white egg is featured. The egg contrasts sharply with the background scene of a burning cityscape. Flames lick at the buildings, casting a glow on the smoke-filled sky. The text "Our Allies Need Eggs. Your Farm Can Help" appears in bold lettering.
The poster encourages increased egg production by demonstrating the devastation faced by America's allies during World War II. It serves to highlight the essential role played by American agriculture in supporting the war effort and to call on farmers to be unwavering in their patriotism and contribute to those fighting for freedom overseas.
Image courtesy of the U.S. Library of Congress.
This heavyweight t-shirt features a unique illustration of the Hollandaise culinary technique. Crafted from premium cotton, this t-shirt is designed for both comfort and durability.
The graphic on the t-shirt's back pays tribute to the hollandaise technique—a classic French sauce technique involving the careful emulsification of egg yolks, melted butter, and a hint of lemon juice. This delicate process requires skillful whisking over gentle heat to create a rich, velvety sauce with a bright, buttery flavor. Mastering hollandaise sauce is a rite of passage for cooks, as it embodies the precision and finesse of fine cooking.
This versatile t-shirt is great for casual wear or kitchen adventures, making it an excellent gift for chefs and gift for foodies alike. Rep your passion for cooking with this standout piece.
Designed in collaboration with the legendary graffiti artist & toy designer Sket One
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9 oz cotton blend
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Preshrunk
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Embroidered crown logo on left sleeve
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Label on bottom right corner of kangaroo pouch
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Two-ply hood with match drawstrings
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Ribbed cuffs and waistband
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Double-needle cover-seaming on neck, armholes and waistband
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Kangaroo pouch pocket
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Set-in sleeves
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Printed neck label
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Designed & printed with pride in Brooklyn, NY USA
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Cereal Killer Tee – For Breakfast Rebels & True Crime Addicts
Bowls for days or a true crime obsession? The Cereal Killer Tee is your vibe. This black, vintage-inspired cotton blend t-shirt slaps a milk skull in a cereal bowl graphic front and center, paired with a cheeky “Cereal Killer” pun that’s equal parts playful and dark. Perfect for breakfast champs who demolish cereal or crime fans who want to keep it chill but edgy. Soft, comfy, and built to last, it’s a wardrobe must for those who live for the crunch.
Why It Slays:
- Premium Fabric: High-quality cotton blend that’s soft yet tough, like your morning routine.
- Bold Design: Milk skull and “Cereal Killer” silkscreened print graphic.
- Unisex Fit: Flattering for all, with sizes XS–4X.
- Easy Care: Machine washable, because cereal stains happen.
- Worldwide Shipping
Bold Style for Breakfast & True Crime Fans
Crush your morning bowl or true crime obsession with the Cereal Killer Sweatshirt. This black, unisex crewneck features a milk skull in a cereal bowl graphic and the iconic “Cereal Killer” pun. Perfect for cereal lovers and true crime enthusiasts who want edgy, approachable style.
Why It Stands Out:
Premium Fabric: Soft and durable for a vintage vibe.
Bold Design: Eye-catching milk skull and “Cereal Killer” graphic for foodie flair.
Unisex Fit: Fashion-fit cut, sizes XS–2X
Easy Care: Machine washable for hassle-free maintenance.
The Cereal Killer women's muscle tanktop is made of high quality and comfy, vintage-inspired cotton blend fabric. This unique womens breakfast cereal graphic tanktop features a milk skull floating in a cereal bowl accompanied by one of our most popular cereal sayings. Not only does this sleeveless cereal tank makes sense for 'cereal killers' who polish off several bowls each morning but the playful serial killer food pun also makes it perfect for the "True Crime" enthusiasts out there that still want to remain somewhat approachable while out in public.
Features:
- Black
- Comfortable muscle tank
- Comfy & High-Quality Cotton Blend
- Machine wash
These unisex "Weekends are for Waffles" crew socks are giving off 70s vibes.
Features:
- "Weekends are for Waffles" knit on outside left + right
- Half Terry crew Sock
- White Colored Sock
- One Size fits most adults (9-11).
Features:
- Sturdy enamel Tin material
- Printed Dead Tired Breakfast Graphic on Both Sides of Mug
- Black with White Interior
- Holds 12 oz. of liquid
Features:
- 76% Cotton 22% Polyester 2% Elastane
- Striped Half Terry Crew Sock
- “CEREAL KILLER" on Both Sides of Sock
- Available in White Color
- One Size Fits Most Adults (Sizes 9-11)
- Machine Wash
Features:
- 55% Hemp 45% Organic Cotton
- All Over Print
- Available in Black
- One Size Fits Most (58 cm)
Features:
- Brushed Cotton Twill Fabric (Coconut Milk / Black)
- Chainstitch Embroidery
- Adjustable Snapback
- One Size Fits All
Join the cooking revolution with this hand-forged egg spoon.
This egg spoon is made using a combination of traditional and modern blacksmithing tools and techniques. It has a leaf handle giving it a natural organic vibe.
The cooking spoon is pre-seasoned with oil just like a cast iron pan, all it needs is butter and an egg to get cooking.
I can attest from personal use that these little spoons make a mean fried egg.
The egg spoon handle is curved to match the dish so that it can be left flat on the counter while the egg cooks if you are cooking over a stove instead of an open fire.
The handle is 14" and the dish of the spoon is 4 ½" in diameter, for a total length of 18".
Wicks Forge cooking tools are finished in a similar method to seasoned cast iron cookware, and like cast iron pans, if used and cared for in the same manner will last generations. Hand Wash the piece after use (preferably without soap), and then coat with a thin layer of cooking oil after toweling them dry to prevent surface rust. Any surface rust that does form can be removed with a brillow pad, wire brush, or steel scouring pad. Once removed, reseal the piece with a thin layer of cooking oil.
Click here to learn more about reseasoning your Wicks Forge cookware.
