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The Oreo Fidget Spinner For Three-Pronged Dunking

If you’re looking for something to do with your hands, and you like cookies, an Oreo Fidget Spinner may be just the thing.

Brought to us by Pop Sugar, the spinner is not only fully-functional and easily-dunkable, but the recipe is also vegan… Because non-meat-eaters deserve cookie toys too.

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Sushi Donuts, Go Nuts

Stop eating sushi in boring cylinder-form… Sushi Donuts now exist.

Brought to us by the maker of Galaxy Donuts, Sam (@sobeautifullyraw), Sushi Donuts are our new circular obsession.

The best part, besides the potential for sushi donut holes, is that there’s no guilt in eating several dozen of these donuts. They’re vegan, formed in a donut mold without frying, and topped appropriately.

Sushi Donut Dreamin’ ? #vegan

A photo posted by SAM ☾ (@sobeautifullyraw) on Jun 9, 2016 at 1:57am PDT

Sushi Donuts ? Simply grease a donut mould with coconut oil, mould in cooled sushi rice and then gently remove by lifting the pan upside down. Decorated with black sesame, ginger, wasabi, cashew Mayo & avocado ☺️? #vegan

A photo posted by SAM ☾ (@sobeautifullyraw) on Jun 6, 2016 at 5:16pm PDT

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Mason Jar Salads Apparently Exist

OK, hipsters. We didn’t mind when you created a cocktail shaker out of a mason jar, or when you turned your signature container into a travel mug. But Mason Jar Salads? And, according to Gothamist, this movement didn’t originate in Brooklyn?!? I don’t even know you anymore, hipsters. Enjoy your little jarred salads… We’re outta here.

But seriously — people apparently love these. And when we say “people,” we mean Pinterest-trolling vegans. There’s also a proven method to the perfect jar-o-salad — see below.

[link, via Gothamist]

Hipster Dust, A Spice Blend For When You Need a Dash of Pretentiousness

Something called Hipster Dust exists, and it’s as magically pretentious as it sounds. The ‘dust’ is a mixture of various spices “to flavor vegetables, soups, noodles and everything else.” So, let’s review its hipsterness, shall we? Created in Williamburg, Brooklyn — check. Vegan — obvs. Monochromatic minimalist packaging — done and done. Seems pretty legit.

Hipster Dust is available for $5 per 2oz. tin. Sprinkle some on your vegan brunch or random kale-based dish. Then wash it down with a PBR, or whatever you’ve been drinking since before it was cool.

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