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Baby Yoda may have stolen ours, and a certain Mandalorian’s heart, but the little guy also makes for some good eats.
Sideserf Cake Studio has capitalized on the cuteness with Baby Yoda Cake. Not only is the cake as adorable as the 50-yr-old whatever species Yoda is — but its jedi innards look delicious.
See how it’s done below… This is the way.
The only thing that makes yummy food better, is when it’s super-soft and huggable. Ukraine-based designer Hanna Dovhan knows this, and creates adorable felted wool foods.
We first discovered Hanna after the mind-blowingly cute Avocado Plushies, and she’s back with the Donut Couple, Hugging Croissants, and Banana Love. See even more over at her Etsy shop.
Move over, Unicorn Macarons… There’s a new painfully-adorable French cookie on the scene.
Panda Macarons are brought to us by Toronto-based baker, Melly Eats World. The cute little bears are only part of her arsenal of animal-themed desserts. Check out more over at Instagram.
[link, via Bored Panda]
Whether you believe in pre-historic monsters occupying Scottish lakes or not, there’s no denying the appeal of an adorable tea infuser. The Baby Nessie Tea Infuser will quiet even the most skeptic tea-drinkers.
The “Loch Ness Monster” will hold any of your finest loose teas, releasing the brew while it adorably peeks its head out of your mug. Available in Turquoise — let there be many Loch Ness Monster sightings at tea time.
New at The Foodiggity Shop.
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Proving that fruits and vegetables can be cute too, Hong Kong-based cook SimC creates adorable food art scenes, with no meat anywhere in sight.
Most of the art includes pop culture characters such as Snoopy, Pikachu, Nemo and Hello Kitty — made from various foodstuffs that are almost too cute to eat. Even if none of the ingredients are pork or beef-related. See more below, or over at SimC’s Facebook.
[link, via Incredible Things]