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That’s no moon… It’s a tea-making apparatus. Designed by artisan craftsman, Timo Jousimo, The Death Star Tea Ball is a fully-operational tea infuser, made to look like Darth Vader’s crib. And whether you take your tea light or on the dark side, it could be a hit with any tea-drinking Star Wars geek. But unfortunately, the tea ball is an unlicensed one-off creation of the artist, and one Lucas Enterprises’ lawsuit waiting to happen.
Or, maybe Jurassic Park is more your thing?
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This incredibly detailed and near life-size R2-D2 Cake is brought to us by Stacked Cakes located outside Canberra, Australia. Almost real enough to help fix a hyperdrive, or project a short film for Obi-Wan, it would be a hit at any Star Wars geek’s birthday party. Stacked Cakes also provides a great tutorial to make your own.
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Gross Soda, Bacon Coffins, and Hamburger Eyes… It’s Foodiggity’s Best of The Week.
Bottle of Dog Drool anyone?… Totally Gross Soda
What a hunk of junk food… Chocolate Millennium Falcon
Never forget again… My Bologna Has A First Name
Eat your words… The Cookbook That Turns Into A Lasagna
Get wrapped in bacon forever… The Bacon Coffin
A tasty new look for spring… Hamburger Eyeshadow
Han Solo’s ride finally gets a well-deserved chocolate version. The Chocolate Millennium Falcon is brought to us by André Murrai, and is part of a series of Star Wars themed goodies — including some awesome Choco-Vaders. But don’t expect this version of the Falcon to make the Kessel Run in 12 parsecs, as it might be slowed down by its gooey chocolate center.
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Brought to us by justJENN are Jawa Cupcakes. The sweet little droid-peddlers were made by Jenn, using a simple recipe and Star Wars Cookie Cutters from Williams Sonoma. And they’re vegan — uttini!
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