Are you looking to set the mood for a dinner party? Is that “mood” complete Star Wars geekery? Then Star Wars Dinner Sets need to be set up at your table.
Eat a meal as if you’re slowly approaching the Death Star, taking a stroll on Tatooine, battling on Hoth, or hanging in Cloud City. Each set comes with a plate, placemat and a set of lightsaber utensils. May the fork be with you.
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Finally, you can play with your food and make faces at the table — without feeling the wrath of Mom. The Food Face Dinner Plate is a blank canvas for the aspiring food artist with questionable table manners. Spaghetti goatee? A mashed potato mullet? The only limit to your creativity, is whatever’s for dinner.
Check it out over at the Foodiggity Shop.
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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This Thanksgiving, let the Map of Thanksgiving Dinner by Incidental Comics, be your guide to navigating your dinner plate. Just be prepared to have your territory invaded by unwelcome family. They usually attack from behind Gravy Divide to ask why you’re not married yet.
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Just in time for the holidays and the inevitable family gatherings, artist Michael Beitz has created the perfect table to help avoid any unnecessary conversation. Or, perhaps you simply hate your spouse — the table could come in handy all year round. Either way, here’s to a happier holiday, and a future of comfortable silence.
[Beitz’s site, via Inspire Me Now]
