Archie McPhee is the manufacturer http://www.mcphee.com/ They have lots of other food-themed stuff (yodeling pickle, anyone? Or a pickle-pult? Yes, a catapult that hurls pickles!). The world headquarters are in Seattle—skip... (7 replies, last updated by kattyeyes March 16, 2009)

Now, the Archie McPhee part of it I completely agree with. Where else are you going to find a rubber chicken?! Glow in the dark roaches? Little snakes you can weave into your hair when you decide to be Medusa for Halloween? (25 replies, last updated by Scott April 12, 2004)

's, which was a bit pricier than I wanted, although the quality of the seafood was bound to be better than anything we get in flyover country. This afternoon I’m planning to go with someone and bus it up to Ballard to go to... (4 replies, last updated by MsMaryMc September 26, 2007)

For favors, look to the Archie McPhee company in Seattle. For years they have been in the business of providing novelty items in the worst possible taste. Their catalog is a hoot! I keep one in my bathroom for reading purposes.... (13 replies, last updated by scott February 28, 2002)

I should have somehow said, “similar in novelty appeal because of the fizzing.” I found fizzies available for sale at Archie Mcphee: "Fizzies candy is back from the '70s, and tailored to '90s tastes; it’s... (9 replies, last updated by Kansass January 6, 2004)

Try the Archie McPhee website. They have space, cowboy and pirate themed lunchboxes. (As well as some things not appropriate for preschoolers!) The domed lunchboxes might be wide enough for the container to lie flat, though I... (5 replies, last updated by mooms June 10, 2007)

Other than Matt’s in the Market, what are some good lunch places to chow at from downtown Seattle out towards Archie McPhee's (in Ballard)? (5 replies, last updated by Sky August 24, 2003)

BTW, you can get viking helmets (complete with horns) from Archie McPhee, a Seattle novelties outfit. http://www.mcphee.com/items/M5717.html As for mugs, for more versatility and cheaper price look for pyrex ones. I would go to a... (13 replies, last updated by The Chowhound Team July 19, 2009)

in those areas are much appreciated. Pike Place is on the agenda, and I hope there’s time for me to hit up Archie McPhee too. (4 replies, last updated by bluedog67 June 30, 2009)

I’m pretty sure I’ve seen them being sold at Heebee Jeebies in Petaluma. (A store that sells lots of nifty stuff, including a lot of Archie McPhee's type toys and the like). I recall a booth at the Saturday Santa Rosa... (17 replies, last updated by Junie D August 6, 2008)

Go to the Archie McPhee website. It’s 7.95. I hope your friend’s okay. (10 replies, last updated by emmie October 11, 2006)

Smoked salmon: Wilson Fish at the farmer’s market. It’s good for, iirc, 6 months before opening the vacuum seal. Theo Chocolates (they’ll do two piece gift boxes) Deck of cards from archie mcphee, Soap from... (22 replies, last updated by Vetter August 31, 2008)

Whenever I order anything from Archie McPhee, they always send along a series of recipe postcards featuring this type of badly printed, somewhat horrific, always amusing food. I currently have a Chicken Goulash postcard on my... (21 replies, last updated by lulubelle June 13, 2007)

buildings and funky little shops, restaurants, and pubs. It wouldn’t be a bad walk up to Archie McPhee http://www.archiemcphee.com/ , and a bit farther to the Ballard Locks http://www.ci.seattle.wa.us/tour/locks.htm... (11 replies, last updated by mrnelso April 16, 2009)