Don't be fooled by the picture above. What you think is toast are actually groovy coasters by Brazilian designer Patricia Naves.
The toast-it coasters are sold in a plastic bag that resembles a loaf of whole-grain bread. Not only do they look like the real thing, but these playful coasters double as trivets. Go ahead and use them as an excuse to make breakfast a little more fun.
If you'd like to purchase these toasty coasters, you can do so by visiting the Design Boom blog.
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