New Food Pillows

Eggs pattern

This was created as a set of watercolor popsicles then edited in Photoshop.

The Sugar Rush Stripey pepper is a mutation from a long line of Sugar Rushes, which first came into existence in Finland, continued breeding in Wales, and in the United States, stripes were spotted.

Randall Cattle was designed for outdoor enthusiasts and animal lovers. Inspired by cattle grazing on a farm in Vermont.

ice cream

mug, shirt, stickers, and such

Italian Granddad The Man The Myth The Legend - Gift for Italian Grandpa from Italy

A very simple and stylish design only available if you are a chef! Extremely effective in making you look like a complete legend when cooking.

Italian English Grown With Italian Roots - Gift for Italian

Gift for Italian From Italy

Italian Dad The Man The Myth The Legend - Gift for Italian from Italy

Abstract Avocado merch

Due to its rarity and hefty prices, it is often known as the "Mother of All Chilis" and is very hard to source outside of Peru. Native to Peru, from the northern jungles, thriving in warm climates, Charapita peppers are grown predominately wild and have only recently been cultivated commercially. It is thought to be the most expensive pepper in the world, selling for very high prices to Lima’s best chefs.

There’s nothing like the smokey goodness of the Pastrami sandwich. Long considered an icon of the classic Jewish New York deli, this delicious gift has made it out of the boroughs to delis around the world. Lucky you! National Hot Pastrami Sandwich Day is January 14, and our mouths are watering just thinking about how we’re going to celebrate.

Milk

A funny sticker cartoon

This beautiful piece was made by writer / photographer Daniel Bellino of an iconic New York Italian Red Sauce Joint's Neon Sign. Now it's Carbone, but the original restaurant and sign is from Rocco 's ...

Or the week after... or next month.. but soon!

Habanero Pepper Orange

Do you prefer Connecticut or Maine style lobster rolls? This fun design features a vintage, circa 1940, image from a painting of a red lobster (in public domain) with the text This is how I roll (cute graphic pun/ dad joke referring to lobster rolls)i. Great gift and stylish accessory for your favorite foodie, someone who loves lobsters, lobster rolls, New England, or Maine, Dad, grandfather, uncle, brother, ladies, women, juniors, misses, men, vintage art lovers, Maine lobster men. Suitable for vacation, casual wear, a steam pot dinner, or picnic.

Gift for Italian From Italy

Year of the dragon art. By ©Pickledjo

Peter's Bodega in the Lower East Side - Kodachrome Postcards of vintage store signs in New York City

fresh, squirmy noodles...

You're Not Cheddar

A cute holiday tree made of spicy chili peppers. Green chili, jalapeno, habanero, mole. Red or green? Christmas!

You know NYC has the best pizza!

Available at your local bodega

Smooth Like Butter merch

Classic 80s t-shirt from Greenwich Village joint.

Kitty enjoying his bowl of yi mein for the new year!

Lobster Roll lovers know it comes down to a rivalry between Maine Style with mayo and Connecticut Style with butter! Stake your claim on your favorite method with this #TeamButter design.

Awesome Pineapple Design 100% original

The Olympia Restaurant was a fictional Brooklyn greasy spoon featured in a recurring SNL sketch. The owner was Greek, as were several of his employees. The skit was based on customers discovering only three items on the restaurant's long menu could actually be ordered successfully: a cheeburger, cheeps, and Petsi. Those who ordered french fries got the response, "No fries! Cheeps!" Most famously, if a customer complained about having to order a cheeseburger, Pete would point out all the other customers enjoying said dish, e.g. "Too early for cheeburger? Look! [pointing around restaurant] Cheeburger, cheeburger, cheeburger, cheeburger, cheeburger, cheeburger, cheeburger, cheeburger, cheeburger! Eh?"

Hatch Chile Season! by Kschowe

American Grown With Italian Roots - Gift for Italian