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"You don&amp;#039;t normally want to find pizza on your clothing. Tomato sauce stains and cheesey grease can be impossible to wash out. There may be a quick solution to sloppy slices that land on your threads: wear a shirt that looks just like the pie itself.   Yes, you can now advertise your love of pizza by sporting a large pie on your person. The t-shirts, which come in unisex sizes, feature golden bubbling cheese and your choice of bright red glistening pepperoni or a melange of veggies. Go for vegetable, and the olives are the size of your fist. You can buy your own to show your allegiance or get a tee for that pizza lover in your life at pizzashirt.net for $39.99.   More From Delish: Can You Believe These Outrageous Edible Clothes? Pizza isn&amp;#039;t the only fashionable food. For chocoholics there is the cocoa-scented t-shirt. According to Foodbeast.com, the shirt will smell of that fabulous fragrance for up to 10 washes. But it&amp;#039;s only available for women at Thinkgeek.com. Guys, remember this for next Valentine&amp;#039;s Day.   If you&amp;#039;re going for the sexy look, and are an avid gum chewer, you may want the convenience of wearing your gumballs adjacent to your belly button. This wacky dress features a see-through cut out where colorful bubblegum can bounce around as you walk. Actually, they aren&amp;#039;t real gumballs, just great look-a-likes. The cost for this candy-colored Etsy fashion is $135, but the reaction from your friends? Priceless.   More From Delish: 10 Weird New Food Products What do you do when you get cold in the winter? You wear a scarf. What do you do when you get cold in the winter and you&amp;#039;re bacon-obsessed? You wear a bacon scarf. Etsy crafter Heather Clinton will knit you one of her stripped strips for just $14.00 plus shipping.   Who doesn&amp;#039;t love breakfast? Eggs. French Toast. Pancakes. When it comes to mornings, we hail the latter. If you do as well, you&amp;#039;ll admire the ultimate comforter for your boudoir: a maple syrup topped pancake. The syrup spills onto the floor where it meets with a bacon strip rug. While you may just think it is a quirky breakfast bedding, this quilt is a one-of-a-kind piece of art. It made its debut in 1976 at New York City&amp;#039;s Museum of Contemporary Crafts, now known as the Museum of Art and Design. The artist, Ros Cross, was inspired to design the quilt after he moved to the U.S. from the U.K. and was a bit overwhelmed by the enormous American portions. Unfortunately, you&amp;#039;ll have to wait to re-design your bedroom around this morning meal as it has recently been auctioned off by The Art of Quilt.   What food would you be willing to wear?  Find more great food content on Delish: Search for the perfect recipe from our homepage Find out the latest food news Get a recipe book to save your favorite dishes Sign up for our free newsletters Check us out on Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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