Russian design agency Kian has come up with a curious new design concept that’s part egg carton, part cooking innovation. The “Gogol Mogol” — named after a Russian egg dish with many variations, the most common being egg yolks whipped stiff with sugar — is a self-cooking individual egg carton made from recycled paperboard, featuring multiple layers of conducive material.
Pringles might be delicious, but its unique can-shaped packaging makes it difficult to enjoy an entire stack when your hands can’t squeeze down the tube. Not exactly an Earth-shattering problem, but we’re still glad there are young designers willing to tackle the issue.
Anyone who’s purchased anything from Apple in the last decade knows how beautiful an experience unboxing their products is. In fact, there’s a small team at Apple who take the subject very, very seriously.
Do you remember the hilariously loud biodegradable SunChips bag? I said, DO YOU REMEMBER—ahem, sorry. The bag, you see, it was rather loud, so Frito-Lay discontinued it. But now it’s back and quieter than ever!
