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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These nut-hugging Bear Biscuits are brought to us by Japanese baker Maa Tamagosan. They’re made simply by stamping out a few bear-shaped cookies and then wrapping their little arms around a nut of choice before baking.
It’s a shame that the adorable little bears will eventually be robbed of their precious nut, and have their heads bitten off. Enjoy.
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Like most people, you eat your pistachios about a hundred at a time. The biggest concern, besides losing a nail trying to pry open a stingy shell, is where to throw all those empties.
The Pistachio Nut Bowl is here for a few reasons. One… It’s made to resemble a giant pistachio, so it should help make sure that there’s no mixing of nuts. Second… With its dual bowl design, you have one half to hold your ‘stachios, while you throw the granite-like shells in the other.
The Pistachio Nut Bowl is made from durable melamine by OTOTO, and is available here. OK, fine — you’re allowed to use it for olives too.
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Nutcrackers is an installation by New York-based artist Jennifer Rubell. The series consists of 18 nude mannequins that will gladly crack your nuts between their thighs. This is a bit uncomfortable for me to talk about, so let’s hear from the artist…
…Nutcrackers consists of 18 life-size interactive sculptures of women surrounding a pedestal holding one ton of Texas pecans. Each prefabricated female mannequin is mounted on her side in an odalisque position and has been retooled to function as a nutcracker. Visitors interact with each sculpture by placing a pecan in the mannequin’s inner thigh, then pushing down the upper leg to crack open the nut so they may eat it in the gallery.
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Whether you’re a first-person-shooting aficionado, role-player, or spend hours in your parent’s basement with a variety of games — Gamer Food is here to help get you through the hard parts.
Power up with three different varieties — Seeds of Victory sunflower seeds, Nuts of Destruction ancho chili and lime peanuts, and Cashews of Chaos honey roasted cashews. Game on!
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