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There’s Drinkable Cream Puffs In A Can Now Because Japan

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There are few things more delightful than a cream puff — so puffy and creamy. But, have you ever wished that you could ingest all that puff and cream without the hassle of chewing? Of course you have.

Beard Papa’s Drinkable Cream Puff is here to help. The international cream puff chain — yes, such a thing exists — has released their desserts in a can, ready to drink. Of course, something so wonderful and cray-cray is only available in Japan.

You however, can visit a Beard Papa location in most U.S. States. Just be prepared to actually chew something.

[link, via Nerdist]

Cake In A Can Is Here To Help

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Cake In A Can follows an ongoing and proud tradition of foods in a tin. This time we’re treated to instant dessert.

Especially handy for when you forget someone’s birthday — again — you’re now just a little added water away from a very convenient celebration. Available in Chocolate, Birthday Cake, Coffee Cake and Christmas Cake.

There’s even Wedding Cake In A Can, in case you’re getting married on-the-go, or have an extremely low wedding budget.

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Christmas Meals In A Can

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Real world problem… Santa brought you a brand new PS4 or Xbox One for Christmas, and sitting down with your family for meals will only cut into your playing time. Christmas Tinner is here to help.

Brought to us by GAME, the can contains nine layers of delicious festive fare and conversation avoidance. Start up top with breakfast (scrambled eggs and bacon) and, as your day of gaming continues, work your way down until you hit the Christmas pudding. Best. Christmas. Ever.

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[link, via That’s Nerdalicious]

An Entire 12-Course Meal In A Can

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Would you like to dine all fancy, but still enjoy the convenience and coolness factor of eating from a can? All In One is a project by designer Chris Godfrey who packed an entire 12-course meal into a can.

And, rather than 12 layers of typical canned fare, Godfrey classed it up a bit with the following layers:

  1. Selection of local cheeses with sourdough bread
  2. Pickled Kobe beef with charred strawberry
  3. Ricotta ravioli with a soft egg yolk
  4. Shitake mushroom topped with filled peppers
  5. Halibut poached in truffle butter in a coconut crepe
  6. Risotto foraged ramps, prosciutto and fresh parmesan
  7. French onion soup with fresh thyme and gruyere cheese
  8. Roast pork belly and celeriac root puree
  9. Palate cleanser, pear ginger juice
  10. Rib eye steak with grilled mustard greens
  11. Crack pie with milk ice cream on a vanilla tuile
  12. French canele with a malt barley and hazelnut latte

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Christmas Dinner in a Can

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If you’re not into cooking for the holidays, or would simply like to deter your guests from coming over again next year — Christmas Dinner in a Can is here to help. Just pop open the self-heating meal-in-a-can, and Christmas dinner is served.

A full meal of Turkey casserole with winter veg, chipolatas, stuffing balls, and cranberry jelly is only 8-12 minutes away. So, at least the last Christmas celebrated at your house will be creative.

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