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In the event of a martini emergency, Instructables user spookylean created the Altoids Tin Martini Kit. The kit is created from a few small bottles, origami-inspired travel cup, and spare parts from a water pistol.
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Considered by this site to be the greatest thing ever, the Breville Pie Maker creates up to four individual pies, filled to your liking. Whether you take your pies berry-filled, meaty, or you’re one of those quiche types — the desktop pie machine is here to help.
The kit includes a pastry cutter to ensure a perfect fit, and claims that 8 minutes is all that stands between you and glorious pie.
[available at Williams-Sonoma for $75, via The Consumerist]
The merging of the two most polarizing fast food items in history was inevitable. And although the McRib Double Down seen here only borrows the concept of the KFC Double Down, the idea for an actual mashup has been set forth.
Now for a limited time, the ultimate culinary monstrosity is only two stops in the mall food court away.
Another retro food ad contest by Vintage Ads, reveals a frightening time in American history when homecooks and fledgling food companies were just trying to find their place in the culinary world.
