Flour Merch
Description: Purity Factories Limited began creating quality food products in 1924. It was in that year that three St. John’s businessmen – C.C. Pratt, A.E. Hickman, and W.R. Goobie – purchased a local confectionery and soft drink company, and began production of what were to become instant classics – Peppermint Nobs, candy kisses, and flavoured syrups. Using traditional recipes and only the finest quality ingredients, Purity became the sole producer of hard bread, a staple of the local diet which was used by fishermen as a bread substitute on their long journeys out to sea. It is also the main ingredient in the traditional dish known as “Fish and Brewis”.
Description: “The old Hamilton Flour Mill” Watercolour on ink on paper Unframed $50.00 Size: 29cm x 42cm 2024 [email protected]
Description: A happy waffle topped with whipped cream and fresh berries sits above the words "Profile Picture." Below it, under "Real Life," is a tired, sad bag of flour with droopy eyes. The design is a funny take on how perfect we look online compared with how we actually feel. It's drawn in a hand-sketched, colored-pencil style. A great gift for bakers, breakfast lovers, foodies, social media users, and anyone who has ever posted the best version of themselves while feeling like a wilted bag of flour. It also suits people who like sarcastic, relatable humor. Perfect for birthdays, Christmas, Secret Santa, and gifts for friends, coworkers, and family who love food puns, memes, and honest humor.
Profile Picture vs Real Life Funny Waffle Flour Bag Expectation vs Reality Food Humor Graphic Pin
by graphicspectrals
$3.25
Description: Conquer the holiday chaos in style with this Christmas Elf design crafted for every tired parent navigating December madness. Perfect for fans of festive baking and parenting humor who need a laugh during the holidays. Makes a relatable gift for tired parents surviving the holiday stress humor season.
Description: Every sourdough starter lives by the same routine: keep a little, feed it equal parts flour and water, mark the jar and wait for it to double. This vintage label shows exactly that, with the rubber band at the fed line and the 2x mark at the peak. The worn print is on purpose. My own drawing. The version for light garments is here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/99360965-flour-water-time-sourdough-starter-jar-label-light
