A bust of the famous actor, singer Kevin Bacon has been created out of bacon and bacon bits. This isn’t the first time food sculpture has been used to promote a product but this time it is being auctioned off on E-Bay for charity.
E-Bay
FOR SALE - Life size bust of Kevin Bacon made entirely out of bacon with ALL PROCEEDS for charity and YES this is really real.
Justin Esch of J D Foods wrote, “Bacon Kevin Bacon has really been gaining momentum with mentions on VH1.com and USAToday.com. With 14,394 Ebay views and counting our goal is to raise over $10,000 to help kids with cancer. All proceeds from the sale of Bacon Kevin Bacon will go to Ashley’s Team (www.ashleysteam.org). Ashley’s Team is a non-profit, volunteer-driven organization with a simple mission: bring joy to childhood cancer patients and their families” To date there have been 29 bids and they are at $365 with seven days to go.
Underwriters for this unusual artwork are J&D's Foods (www.jdfoods.net) is the worldwide leader in delicious innovation; dedicated to pioneering groundbreaking advancements in bacon-o-vation and What Do Bacon Do? (www.whatdobacondo.com) is a Seattle, WA based creative project consisting of felt BaconPeople that spread joy, laughter and community around the globe.
Bacon Kevin Bacon (2010)
Artist: Mike Lahue (Allentown, PA)
Description: Bacon sculpture with marble base - 14.25” x 8” x 11.5”
Mt. Rushmore in cheddar
Cheeze-It Brand crackers commissioned Troy Landwehr, who carved a 700 pound block of cheddar cheese into Mt.Rushmore. This stands out because I worked on the tour when it came to Baltimore/Washington DC area and at that time Mt. Rushmore wasn’t looking as good as it debut in Times Square. Every go to a store and buy 64 boxes of Cheeze-It? You might enjoy my story from ‘07.
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