Bang Bang is a concept product that revolutionizes the way we cook eggs by utilizing the pop up feature of a toaster. Eggs are inserted in the designated holes and the proper amount of water is poured in the holding tray. The eggs are then lowered with a lever and will automatically pop up after being steamed to perfection. If you’re a 6 year old girl, you’ll also love the fact that this product was inspired by the Sponges & Corals in the movie Finding Nemo.
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This product is yet another in a long line of products that answer the simple question: Why have two products when one will do the job of both? Use the timer to cook the egg just right and then use it as a base as an egg cup.
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Your Christmas tree ornaments don’t have to be all about snowmen and angels. A dinosaur egg that is in the middle of hatching gives the holiday a whole different feeling. Think about how much more fun all of the Christmas specials would be if there were raptors running loose in all of them.
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Egg and soldiers is a fine way to start your day, and this little set turns those soldiers into cavalry and the egg cup into a castle. It is difficult to tell if the castle turret egg holder is his home or his next conquest—you can decide that for yourself each and every morning.
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This Racing Sperm set doesn’t work too much differently than the actual ones. Just get them wound up and see which can find the attraction of the magnetic egg first. It is a struggle for survival so these little guys should be putting everything they have into their wriggling across the floor.
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What does an alien hatching mean to you? It means it is time to get out of bed. Once the Alien hatching Egg Alarm Clock hits the preset time, the alien will pop out of his egg with a shrieking laugh and flashing red eyes. The only way to stop it is to zap him with the included gun. No better way to start the day than to wake up slaughtering aliens.
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These porcelain eggling planters not only form an artistic ode to composting, but prove that inspiration for a product can be drawn from almost anything. There’s money to be made, people. If you had examined your compost heap in a creative manner, that cool $10.50 could have been in your pocket.
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Now you can carry a half-dozen eggs safely while on the go thanks to this hard shell suitcase. Finally—I don’t have to keep them in my pockets anymore.
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These egg cups are an amusing way to serve up some eggs in the morning. But seeing my eggs served with actual chicken feet on them would make me feel a little guilty. Not that it would stop me from eating, but there would be just a bit of an uncomfortable feeling as I did.
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