Ryazan Deulino put his steampunk talents to good use creating this 4 ton train whose purpose is less about locomotion and more about grilling up delicious meat. Hit the jump for close ups.
Ryazan Deulino put his steampunk talents to good use creating this 4 ton train whose purpose is less about locomotion and more about grilling up delicious meat. Hit the jump for close ups.
Celebrate your love of BBCs Sherlock (and it’s glorious return) with these awesome cookie cutters from WarpZone. Check out some completed cookie templates after the break.
Etsy seller Gerald Von Bargen is offering this hardwood periodic table cutting board that is available in maple, white oak, beech or walnut. The boards can also be customized to include your name and initials in the spot of the 118th element or a combination of elements to form a word of your choice.
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I think everyone should follow this philosophy when it comes to zombies: eat them first, before they can eat you. Of course, I have yet to meet a real zombie, but you never know when you might come across one.
In the meantime, people are coming up with all sorts of edible creations and tools like these Undead Zombie Cookie Cutters that make this dead and deadly species more appetizing. Each set comes with three zombie cookie cutters that’ll cut through your dough to instantly give them that undead look.
Someone should bake a batch of brain-flavored cookies with this.
The Undead Zombie Cookie Cutters are available for pre-order now. They’ll ship out sometime in April this year.
Product Page ($9.99)
Etsy seller Athey Moravetz is offering this set of 4 Game of Thrones cookie cutters featuring the House Sigils of Stark, Baratheon, Lannister, and Targaryen. Each set is made to order on a 3D printer, but that won’t make your order any easier to ship. Since Athey has been “SLAMMED” with orders lately, there’s currently a 12-20 day wait time.
Product Page: ($23)
When life gives you lemons, don’t fuss or worry or throw a fit. Instead, just juice those lemons and look for the silver lining. Sometimes, all you need to do is add a little zest to your life to make it better.
When it comes to juicing real lemons, you’ll find that the Lemon Shark juicer does a ferociously awesome job. Instead of the usual ridged cone in the middle, you get a shark instead that’ll juice your lessons to a pulp.
Product Page ($12)
Not all cookies are magical when it comes to taste. However, when it comes to appearance, there’s nothing more magical than cookies that have been cut by this adorable Harry Potter cookie cutter. Messy hair? Check. Glasses? Check. Lightning-shaped scar? Check. Yep, that’s Harry all right.
This is another awesome cookie cutter made by WarpZone that’s 3D-printed on their Makerbot Replicator. See a drawing after the break that will help you visualize the final product.
If you’ve been looking for an easy way to create unique personalized cakes, then behold this alphanumeric grid pan. By arranging the included square metal dividers to create negative spaces, you can fashion letters and numbers or edible pixelated pictures.
With such opportunities, there’s little doubt that this thing will be misused. I’m sure more than one middle finger cake will be served in the near future.
Product Page: ($23 via 7Gadgets)
Who can forget that moment when Captain Jean-Luc Picard clutched his face in disbelief in Star Trek: the Next Generation? I don’t think anyone of us can, since it’s been immortalized on the Internet as one of the most popular memes of all time.
Bringing his famous facepalm to your kitchen is Athey Moravetz, who’s offering 3D-printed cookie cutters featuring Picard’s signature pose. Let’s just hope your cookies get a better reaction–in short, anything but a facepalm–from the people you’re serving it to.
Product Page ($5)
One of the most popular nerdy kitchen items in the past year has been the versatile silicone mold. The flexible trays were first released in order to make ice cubes shaped like R2-D2 or Han in Carbonite, but creative bakers started using the molds for chocolate, gelatin, and more. Now you can get a few familiar designs super-sized. Choose from Artoo, Han, or the Millennium Falcon! The molds are a whopping 11″ x 6″ x 3.” Imagine the possibilities.
Product Page ($15.99 each)
