Designer Ange-line Tetrault created a series of “hidden animal” teacups with little ceramic fox, owl, and bear inside.   Via

Hello Kitty made her way into a restaurant theme. A Hello Kitty themed restaurant has opened in Beijing’s Sanlitun Village, China.
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This 6 feet 4 inches tall stormtrooper cake was created by Boston-based cake maker Amanda Oakleaf  for the city’s annual Arisia Sci-Fi Convention.

“The building of the Stormtrooper cake was an epic event in and of itself. It took our entire wonderful crew of ten people two full weeks of to put this guy together (although the cake wasn’t added until 2 days before it was to be served). Along the way we even had to invent completely new cake making methods so it could be put together modularly onsite, hold its fondant over long vertical stretches, and stand on two beautifully sculpted Rice Kripsy legs that supported his 300 lb body –all while keeping every bit of cake tasting light, fluffy, and delicious! ”
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There’s a mini-bag that simply hooks onto the rim of the cup.
“Tea drinkers will find this convenient if using a bag; both tea and coffee drinkers will be pleased at its ability to perform as a cookie holder.”    Via  1   2

An AK Ice Cube Tray makes ten bullet-shaped ice cubes in the unique double-sided tray from ThinkGeek.

“I could eat a horse” spaghetti measuring tool , ceated by Stefán Pétur Sólveigarson, designer from Iceland.   Via

The Stem kitchen accessory lets you take an actual citrus fruit and squirt the juice directly from it. “No longer do you have to cut and squeeze your fruit to get the juice out like a common cook. With only one finger you can now spray citrus juice on your favorite foods evenly. Let Stem add a little zest in your kitchen and on your food!“    Via

This was a great cake for out lego birthday party. The kids thought it was so funny to eat legos!  Betty Crocker lets us know how to make Lego cakes, they also include a how-to video.

Santa Hat Brownie, a clever festive desert to get everyone into the spirit of the holidays.  Via

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