5 Times Food and Typography Were Best Friends

By Food & Wine
Updated July 29, 2015
© Devon Hosford
Sometimes it can seem hard to express in words just how you feel, but with these food-based fonts, that won't be an issue anymore. Who can doubt how sincere your birthday wishes are when you spell them out in cookies? 
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The Fried Egg Font

© handmadefont.com

Complete with accents and all, this font is the brunchiest way to remind your friend how many Euro she owes you. Available at Handmadefont.com.

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Alphabet Pancakes

© Sara Boddi

The font that will make you want it to be breakfast right now and all the time.

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Classic Font Cookie Cutters

© Printmeneer

Bringing some serif-ed sugar cookies to your book group meeting will make it absolutely clear: you are the most literary person there. And you can eat all the cookies you want, because it's basically reading. Available on Etsy.

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Bacon Calligraphy

© Bacon Alphabet by Henry Hargreaves, styled by Sarah Guido

An inkwell calligraphy pen is messy and not delicious. Bacon is messy and delicious. It's not rocket science.

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This Dessert Valentine

© Devon Hosford

Because how can you not fall in love when the words are dripping with chocolate?

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