Want to learn how to create the hamburger salt dough figure above? Check out the step by step instructions here:

http://missala.pagesperso-orange.fr/fabric5gb.htm

[Image: Missala]

Do you think you can solve this Hamburger Brain Teaser and put the burger together?

http://www.acalliz.com/pages/toys/Brain_Teasers/Hamburger.htm

[Image: Acalliz]

Another cool hamburger ring on Etsy.

“This is a hamburger that is fresh off of the grill and being prepared to eat. It has cheese, onion, tomato, and a pickle, all inside of a sesame seed bun! It’s not everyday that you see a person walking around wearing a hamburger on their finger, so you’ll be sure to stand out!

The ring measures just less than 1 inch in diameter.”

http://www.etsy.com/listing/90903666/free-shipping-hamburger-ring

[Image: Sweet Clay on Etsy]

Yup, Sponge Bob still loves those burgers…

http://www.candylandcrafts.com/spongebobsquarepants.htm

[Image: Candyland Crafts]

Delicious hamburger figure named “Patty Power” by Super 7:

“An interstellar traveller with places to go, Patty Power is the cheeseburger of your wildest dreams.”

http://super7store.com/patty-power-10.html

[Images: Super 7]

Awesome balloon “animal” created by Smarty Pants Big Balloon artist. What a great party favor for the burger lovers out there…

http://www.smartypantsballoonblog.com/2012/01/smarty-pants-big-balloon-diner-show.html

[Images: Smarty Pants Balloon Blog]

Become the envy of the office with this executive looking hamburger and fries clock set.

http://wooddesign.tripod.com/picks/index.album/hamburger-clock?i=8&s=1

[Image: wooddesign.tripod.com]

Found and sent in by friends Chuck and Bev, this Hamburger Set by Mauricios Furniture features a a kid’s toy box and stools. If I got these as a kid, I would have been pretty hyped… ([])

http://www.mauriciosfurniture.com/showprod.asp?item=7678

[Image: Mauricios Furniture]

These are great hamburger pot holders, created by “sewmorethings” on QuiltingBoard.com:

“I finished these today, it is from a pattern called “Hot Buns” from the pattern shoppe. I have had the pattern since 1985 and don’t know if it is still available. It was so old it called for naugahide in the center of each pad and binding, i didn’t use either just pillowcased it. I didn’t add anything on the cutting line so they are a little smaller than they should be. If i make anymore i will add seam allowance since i am not going to do binding.”

Awesome! ([])

http://www.quiltingboard.com/pictures-f5/hamburger-pot-holders-t163115.html

[Images: Quilting Board]

Is it a cow? Is it a hamburger? What about both? This keychain from French site Art Deco in the City features a replica of a fiberglass hamburger cow figure.  Talk about a cow literally being made into a hamburger…([])

http://www.art-deco-in-the-city.com/deco-city-porte-city/vache-hamburger-city-84411-p-14773.html

[Images: Art Deco in the City]

Hamburger knit beanie for your kids anyone?

http://shop.hollywoodmirror.com/shop/kids-baby/kids-knit-caps/baby-winter-cap-hamburger.html

[Image: Hollywood Mirror]

Developed for Kiko-Kids, this wooden instrument set features a  hamburger castanet and french fry maracas. I don’t know what those instruments sound like, but I’m sure these versions will create some tasty sounds.

http://www.kiko-kids.com/product/hamburger_set/index_en.html

[Images: famo.jp]

Check out the great detail on this Hamburger Plate Keychain from  Jilliciouscharms on Etsy. Although one really does not need a knife and fork to eat a hamburger and there should be a ketchup bottle instead of a mustard bottle, it still looks pretty cool. ([])

[Images: Jillicious Charms]

Happy Year of the Dragon everyone! Dragon’s usually hoard gold, but perhaps that is because hamburgers weren’t around when they were…

http://dragonsandbeasties.deviantart.com/art/Dragon-Haz-Cheeseburger-202676241

[Image: Dragon and Beasties]

This sounds like a silly story:

“George and the Burger Men is the third book in the George series. In this clever children’s adventure, George and his new friend from next door, Isabella, fly into outer space in George’s magic spaceship. This is the same spaceship that seven-year-old George found hidden inside a tree in the backyard of his new home. George and Isabella aren’t sure where they’re going, but they end up on planet Burger! There they find the cunning Samurai Sushi Pirates setting fire to the planet – and all the other planets along the way – in order to burn all the food so everyone will have to eat sushi! King Bologna, King Hot Dog, and King Hamburger all band together to take on the Samurai Sushi Pirates. Of course, Captain Mock Chicken, the hero who looks after the Universe, comes to their rescue, right along with George and Isabella. Will they be able to save everyone in the universe from having to eat sushi?”

http://www.amazon.com/George-Burger-Men-John-Shaw/dp/1612040179/ref=sr_1_10?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1327096988&sr=1-10

[Images: Amazon]

Wanna make a cake of Scooby-Doo eating a hamburger? You can use this awesome cake pan! I’m sure Scooby would like this just as well as a Scooby Snack…

http://www.enchanteddreamsonline.com/cartoons.html

[Image: Enchanted Dreams Online]

Who remembers the character called “Rat Fink” from the Hot Rod culture years back? Well here he is holding what probably was his favorite meal, a double cheeseburger.

http://www.mooneyesusa.com/shop/product.php?products_id=2415

[Image: Mooney USA]

Created by PlayBerries for the Xbox Live Indie Games, Burger Jack looks to be a “Tapper” type game where you serve burgers to hungry customers.

“Are you ready for a rush hour frenzy at the local diner? Burger Jack is a fast-paced, casual arcade game suitable for all ages. Serve customers as fast as you can, and help the teenage boy, Jack, earn money to buy the gadget he’s been dreaming about.”

Check out the trailer:

[Image: GiantBomb.com]

Sent in by Emily, here is a very intricate version of an origami hamburger. Created by the duo of  Zim & Zou, a lot of detail and crazy colors makes this origami piece super cool and was featured on the cover of Icon Magazine.  Looks like they create other awesome origami pieces as well.

[Image: Zim & Zou]

Grill a hamburger with a light bulb? Kids were able to do this with the Big Burger Grill by Kenner in the 1960′s. I suppose this was the boy’s version of the Easy Bake Oven (although there is a girl pictured on the box as well). Looks like it came with the necessities all packaged up, like the bun, onions, ketchup, mustard, etc…

Want it? Looks like there is one for sale at Time Warp Toys.

[Images: Time Warp Toys]