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The Flying Saucer Plate comes in peace. Just a regular bowl when placed upright, when turned over it looks like a vintage UFO.
Even the most finicky eaters will love playing spaceman. Just make sure the bowl is empty before it’s turned over, or expect an invasion from the planet Mess.
No longer will you need to suffer with boring two-dimensional space cookies. 3D Spaceship Cookie Cutters, brought to us by Suck UK, will help create cookies that NASA would be proud of.
So whip up a batch and a pitcher of Tang, and let’s get this space cookie party started. Available in Rocket, Shuttle, Star Fighter, and Space Buggy.
And if you’re more Jurassic Park than 2001: A Space Odyssey, there’s 3D Dinosaur Cookie Cutters too.
As we all know, anything wrapped in tin foil instantly becomes futuristic. Photographer Giorgia Zanellato knows this, and has created the photo series Space Food. Included is a cheeseburger from the future, a space donut, and another oblong food item that we can’t quite make out. It must be from the future.
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While Curiosity probes the surface of Mars, there appears to be a wonderful and delicious planet that NASA continues to ignore. Planetary Discovery 8932: Cheeseburger is a new Threadless t-shirt design. The cheeseburger planet appears yummy to its core, and is complete with ketchup and mustard rings.
Hopefully, we’ll eventually discover that the planet orbits around a beer sun, and has many french fried satellites.
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If you’re serving freeze-dried pot roast and Tang again, or having a few space geeks over for dinner — create some table space with Celestial Serving Bowls. The durable melamine plates are made to look like the sun, earth and moon, and are also conveniently round.
At an enormous fourteen inches in diameter, they just might be large enough to develop their own gravitational pull. Available at ThinkGeek.
