Not everyone likes nuts in their cookies. However, with The Nutter Cookie Cutter, even the most staunch nut-hater won’t be able to resist.
Brought to us by Monkey Business, the cutter creates adorable squirrels that’ll happily hold a nut in place. One-handed, two-handed doesn’t matter… you’ll have the most adorable treats ever. That is until you steal your squirrel’s nut and bite its head off.
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In 1931, Salvador Dalí painted what would become his most recognizable work, The Persistence of Memory. Now, the ultimate work of surrealism is a trippy cake.
Created by Instructables member, nerdyKat, The Persistence of Memory Cake is complete with melting watches, craggy landscape, and “monster” figure. Check out how it was done in the video below.
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If you know any aspiring hairstylists who enjoy cookies, there’s the Hairdo Cookie Cutter.
The adorable new kitchen tool will form a head with a very unruly block of hair. It’s up to the eater to style it, using their teeth as scissors. Just make sure to tip the shampoo girl (mom).
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What’s sweeter than a bottle of soda? A bottle of soda that’s actually a cake… that you can then wash down with actual soda.
Brought to us by Sydney-based baker, Andres Fatso, each brand of soda is its own unique flavor. Sprite is matcha flavor, Fanta is Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, and Coca-Cola is Nutella. Check out more over at Instagram.
Looking to take a bite out of your diet? Serpentine Cinnamon Rolls are brought to us by artist/baker/stylist Christine McConnell, who is no stranger to shocking confectionaries.
Part of her new book, Deceptive Desserts, it’s chock-full of fun food art. Check out more of Christine’s awesome food styling, fashion, and photography over at Instagram.
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