Japanese Fortune Cookies Contain Adorable Little Cats Instead of Actual Fortunes

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Let’s face it… a fortune cookie is the least fortunate part of any Chinese meal. Unless, of course, you get some bad Moo Goo Gai Pan.

However, the Japanese know a good food gimmick opportunity when they see one — so Felissimo stuffs their cookies with tiny cats. Although the little felines aren’t edible, they are hand-painted and very collectible.

Unfortunately, the cats do not provide Chinese lessons, or lottery numbers that don’t work.

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[via technabob]

Awesome Mom Illustrates Famous Internet Cats and Robots on Her Sons’ Lunch Napkins

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Baymax and Grumpy Cat

There are few things that can help make a brown bag lunch the coolest part of a kid’s day. Awesome napkin illustrations of cats and robots appear to be one of those things.

After some time illustrating random pop culture characters and inspirational messages on her sons’ lunch napkins, Mom/artist Nina Levy has refocused her attention on internet-famous cats and robots.

Baymax and Grumpy Cat, R2-D2 and Limecat are just a few of these unusual duos that help make lunch awesomer. See more below.

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R2-D2 and Limecat

Cat Eclairs Because Japan

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To help celebrate Japan’s National Cat Day, which coincidentally is also Ninja Day, six adorable Cat Eclairs were created.

Brought to us by Caroline & Laura’s Tea Break, the cats are made to not only be totally adorbz, but they’re positioned to hold various treats. The only thing better would be ninja cat eclairs… or Burt Reynolds.

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[link, via Neatorama]

A Pizza Hut Run By Cats, Because Japan

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Cats are the undisputed champions of mindless internet entertainment. So, it only makes sense that they should get to run their own restaurant on the internet. And, if this were to ever happen, it also makes sense that this would take place in Japan.

Pizza Cat is an ongoing web series by Pizza Hut Japan, with episodes that include our cast of cats attempting to run a Pizza Hut. That is until they fall back into their cat-like habits, such as standing on keyboards, and being excruciatingly lazy.

Like cats and pizza? You can watch episodes of Pizza Cat on YouTube. And, if you figure out the point of this series, please feel free to let us know.

[link, via AdFreak]