Beef Flowers – Say It With Some Meat
Is it a good idea to offer a bouquet of beef flowers at a romantic date? Not necessarily, but you will now have the choice thanks to the strange Beef Jerky Flower Bouquets, shaped as roses or daisies, imagined by Say It with Beef. A very weird and amazing concept that mixes romance and junk food. Say it with some meat.
More info: Say It With Beef (h/t: ufunk)
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