Solveigarson's 'I Could Eat a Horse' Pasta Holder is Hilarious
Meghan Young — December 15, 2011 — Art & Design
References: solson.is & inspire.2ia.pl
The well-known expression "I Could Eat a Horse," has taken on a whole new meaning for the spaghetti measuring tool that has been aptly named after that metaphor. Making the process of boiling pasta noodles more fun and accurate, the measuring tool doles out different portions in a unique way.
Created by Iceland-based designer Stefan Petur Solveigarson, the I Could Eat a Horse spaghetti measuring tool features four different cutouts: a child, a man, a woman and, of course, a horse. Depending on how hungry a person is or the number of people eating at one time, this kitchen necessity measures out the right portion playfully. This tool is perfect for the hipster or cook with a sense of humor.
Created by Iceland-based designer Stefan Petur Solveigarson, the I Could Eat a Horse spaghetti measuring tool features four different cutouts: a child, a man, a woman and, of course, a horse. Depending on how hungry a person is or the number of people eating at one time, this kitchen necessity measures out the right portion playfully. This tool is perfect for the hipster or cook with a sense of humor.
Trend Themes
1. Playful Portion Control - Opportunity for creating innovative portion control tools that make cooking more fun and accurate.
2. Novel Kitchen Accessories - Potential for introducing unique and humorous kitchen tools to enhance the cooking experience.
3. Quirky Culinary Gadgets - Demand for unconventional cooking gadgets that cater to individuals with a sense of humor.
Industry Implications
1. Kitchenware - Kitchenware industry can explore designing and manufacturing playful portion control tools.
2. Gifts & Novelties - Opportunity for the gifts and novelties industry to offer unique and humorous kitchen accessories.
3. Cooking Appliances - Cooking appliance manufacturers can tap into the market of quirky culinary gadgets.
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