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Are you looking to complete your backyard empire? Do you prefer your meats on the dark side? Then you should be firing up the Star Wars Death Star BBQ.
Available for pre-order at The Fowndry, the fully-functional grill is molded to resemble the most powerful weapon in the universe. So, it should have no problem annihilating some raw meat.
Be the envy of the neighborhood. That is until the guy next door gets a Starkiller. Available here.
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If you enjoy whisky reviews, but think they could be lightened up a bit with accompanying action figures, then you should check out Scotch Trooper.
Created by a “Whisky-Fueled Stormtrooper” — legit liquor reviews are paired with photos of Stormtroopers posing with each bottle, and an appropriate caption.
Check out more reviews and Stormtroopers over on Scotch Trooper. Lord Vader even makes an occasional appearance.
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Not that we need any encouragement to do cookie shots… but, The Dirty Cookie in Tustin, CA, is not only making delicious cookie shot glasses, they’re customizing the treats with edible pop culture icons.
Throw back some milk in a cute Cookie Monster, Baymax, or Darth Vader cookie, and then leave no evidence. The Dirty Cookie also sells their cookie shots by the dozen in a variety of flavors. Line ’em up.
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Jabba The Hutt, although a giant ruthless space slug, makes for some adorable eats. Next up, are Jabba The Hutt Apple Turnovers.
Brought to us by Jessica Leigh Clark-Bojin of @thepieous, the yummy Jabbas are created with only a few ingredients. Jabba’s rotund frame actually makes for a perfect pocket to contain yummy apple-filling. Just try not to get salacious crumbs everywhere.
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It’s hard to improve upon the near perfect s’mores. That is unless it takes the form of a Stormtrooper head.
Stormtrooper S’mores was created by New York City chef, Marc Marrone. It was made to help celebrate Star Wars Day on May 4th. However the Stormtrooper S’mores can be used any day to earn some geek-cred at the campfire.