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After all of the CGI and other eye candy from Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the most interesting visual may have been one of the film’s practical effects… Rey’s instant bread.
Now, you can make a similar, less mind-boggling a version, thanks to Jenn of Just Jenn Recipes. The best part, is that it doesn’t have to be traded for with a wretched Unkar Plutt, or made in the innards of an AT-AT. Recipe here.
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Food artist, Ioana Vanc, creates awesome pop culture portraits, cityscapes, and other edible creations by the tablespoon.
Each work of art is intricately cut from various foods and are 100% edible. Batman made from eggplant, an apple and pear Kermit, or a potato Olaf. Check out more below and over at Instagram @ioanavanc.
If you’re looking for a meal to satisfy the most ruthless and insatiable overlord in the galaxy, look no further than the Jabba The Hutt Shepherd’s Pie.
Brought to us by Yuki Kitchen, the hearty pie is actually vegan. So, you can enjoy it in your evil lair, while not threatening your slave-Leia figure. Recipe here.
Wow, the Empire must be falling on hard times, evidenced by the Homer Stormtrooper Cake.
Brought to us by Kylie Mangles of Letterpress Bakery, the cake shows everyone’s favorite nuclear safety inspector, trying to disguise himself as an Imperial soldier. See the process of making the cake in the video below.
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When their noggins aren’t filled with princess holograms or six-million forms of communication, R2-D2 and C-3PO make great food bowls.
The R2-D2 and C-3PO Bowl Set is here to help save your breakfast and snacking empire. Both bowls are ceramic and available here.
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