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From That’s Nerdalicious!: We first got wind of the official Death Star cookie jar waaaaay back in July of 2009, but it appears that the jar is finally available for sale. As you all know, it takes a lot of R&D to develop a cookie jar this complex.
Like the original Death Star, this jar has a weakness—namely a core full of cookies. One shot of milk and BOOM! It’s all over.
Product Page ($50 via Gamefreaks)
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From That’s Nerdalicious!: If you’ve ever yearned for a germ-free cookie dunking experience, your wait may be nearing an end with the arrival of this concept “dipr” spoon, which will hold your sandwich cookie as it is dipped in your liquid of choice. The design is patent-pending, and the designer is currently seeking contributions to get the manufacturing of the device underway.
If you think this tool has the potential to change your life forever and you would like to help out, click the project page link below.
From That’s Nerdalicious!: This certainly isn’t the first Dart Vader cookie jar ever made, but generally you find jars like this only show Vader from the shoulders up. This time around, Vader is in full cookie defense mode with lightsaber in-hand.
Product Page ($100/Pre-Order for October via Technabob)
From That’s Nerdalicious! What happens when you have a big cookie and a small mug for dunking?
Get a bigger mug? Get smaller cookies?
What? No! Shut your dammed mouth. You get a regular mug with an extension—the TAÇA mug to be more precise. It’s only a concept at the moment, but I’m willing to bet that a company like Fred will end up picking this idea up sometime in the near future.
(Project Page via Yanko)
Then he fades away, slowly, breathing kind of heavy…and he leaves crumbs everywhere. Truth be told, he’s just a fat guy in a ninja suit. Still, this plush is more than worthy for entrance into Shawnimals Ninja of the Month Club. Each plush is limited to 100 pieces, and comes with a signed and numbered tag, a character sticker and a character button.
Product Page ($30/Coming March 3rd via Albotas)
It’s hard to tell from the image, but this cookie cutter set includes car and motorcycle templates that fit snugly into the straight and curved track cutters. The more you bake, the bigger and badder your cookie racing circuit can be.
Product Page (£15 or $25)
When you look at a food like haggis, you know exactly what you’re getting into, and normally it’s a dance party at Club Gag. However, that’s not the case with this cookies n’ milk soap, which looks delicious but is actually made from shea butter. So you’ve been warned….this soap is bad for eating, but great for scenting up the pits and taint.
Product Page: ($8)
No idea what to do while your computer is spending an inordinate amount of time on the last task you started? Sit back and munch on some Computer Cookies. There is really not much else you can do in the meantime, you may as well munch on computers and computer accessories. Could also be considered a stress reliever.
Product Page ($19.99)
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