17 Glorious Food Typography Photos That Look Good Enough To Eat

A tasty project from Danielle Evans.

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"Impulsive lettering created with Starbucks Komodo Blend, ground to french press coarseness and perfection."

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"Despite the leaf used (Darjeeling, a black tea), the point still rings true in light and fluffy goodness."

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"A chocolately experience. Dark Chocolate."

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"A pungent, peppery smell in a fine yellow mist. Adapted after the Arabic Dwani Calligraphy... A {nearly} indescribable spice, the stuff of nations."

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"Another ode to food type and vintage labels, hand manipulating flour to create the text on my kitchen counter."

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"A nod to type enthusiasts. Brown Sugar."

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*Disclaimer: Shaving cream is technically not food.

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"A gentlemanly exploration of elegant type, three days and five cans of shaving cream later. Each stroke embraces the imperfection and sporadic nature of the medium."

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"A savory punch in the face with energetic food type, crafted in chili powder- spicy and dynamic."

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"We used the stickiest and sweetest raspberry jam to, well, jam on."

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"A crackling ode to ‘Merica and her grill. Ground beef."