This Valentine’s Day… Are you going to do the same old box of chocolates and store-bought cards? Or, would you rather harness the ultimate power in the love galaxy, and create the Death Star Valentine’s Pie?
Brought to us by Jessica (@ThePieous) from Pies Are Awesome, the yummy space station is made possible with some creative dough-work and cherry filling. Or, you could pretend it’s filled with the innards of dead Stormtroopers, you know, to spice things up a bit.
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Getting a slice of cake or pie safely onto your plate is a tough job, so you’ll want the proper equipment. The CakeDozer is up for the task.
The handy little cake server will lift your slice, much like an ordinary server. However, you’ll now be equipped with a tiny bulldozer that’ll slide your dessert exactly where it needs to go. Check it out here.
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Breaking up is hard to do. So, to help make the process a bit easier, artist Isabella Giancarlo is encouraging the breaker-upper to become a baker.
Eat Your Heart Out is a fun project that takes the most passive-aggressive and cliché break-up lines, and turns them into delicious baked goods.
So, imagine how much easier it will be, to not have to write an impersonal text or email. And, for the heartbroken, there’s always pie. Giancarlo is actually encouraging submissions for breakup lines here.
In what could be the most American thing to ever America, humorist Charles Phoenix has created the Cherbluble.
The pie-stuffed, three-layer cake arrives just in time to help celebrate America’s birthday. It’s not only red, white, and blue — but it’s also stuffed with a cherry, blueberry and apple pie.
If you’re feeling crafty and incredibly patriotic, Charles was nice enough to provide the recipe and instructions to make your own. U-S-A!! U-S-A!!
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In what could be the most American thing to ever America, humorist Charles Phoenix has created the Cherbluble.
The pie-stuffed, three-layer cake arrives just in time to help celebrate America’s birthday. It’s not only red, white, and blue — but it’s also stuffed with a cherry, blueberry and apple pie.
If you’re feeling crafty and incredibly patriotic, Charles was nice enough to provide the recipe and instructions to make your own. U-S-A!! U-S-A!!
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