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Baby Yoda may have stolen ours, and a certain Mandalorian’s heart, but the little guy also makes for some good eats.
Sideserf Cake Studio has capitalized on the cuteness with Baby Yoda Cake. Not only is the cake as adorable as the 50-yr-old whatever species Yoda is — but its jedi innards look delicious.
See how it’s done below… This is the way.
Are you having trouble braising, roasting and properly venting pies? Do you enjoy sci-fi stories that take four decades to tell? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then Star Wars Le Creuset is here to help.
Included in this brand collaboration that nobody saw coming, is a Hans Solo Carbonite Roaster, Darth Vader Dutch Oven, Droid Mini Cocottes and a Porg Pie Bird.
There’s also a hand-painted Tatooine Round Dutch Oven for $900 (you read that correctly). It’s a limited edition of nine so hurry, you braising Star Wars geek, you. Full collection here.
via nerdist
It doesn’t look like much, but The Millennium Falcon Waffle Maker will make the best breakfast in the galaxy.
Brought to us by Box Lunch, the appliance makes Millennium Falcon-shaped waffles. Make some Tie-fighter pancakes and conquer the breakfast table. Check it out here.
When you’re looking for a creative dinner in less than twelve parsecs, look no further than Chewbacca Noodle Rolls.
Brought to us by Jenn Fujikawa, the spring rolls are made possible with buckwheat noodles to create Chewy’s fur, seaweed and kamaboko for his face and ammo belt, and sweet chili sauce for dipping.
Check out the “how to” here. Make a few for yourself, and then laugh it up, fuzzball.
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Tea time just took a dark turn, with the Darth Vader Tea Kettle. Brought to us by The Fowndry, the evil tea-maker is not only sleek and menacing, it’ll whistle when your tea is ready.
Think of this as being summoned to the dark side. Unless you take milk in your tea, then there’s a new hope. Available for pre-order here.
