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" Move over, waffle iron. There&amp;#039;s new\u00A0(much better) appliance in town\u2014the Edible Spoon Maker. Yes, you can now eat with a spoon that you can eat. All you have to do is use the gadget&amp;#039;s\u00A0spoon-shaped\u00A0mold to form spoons out of your favorite homemade or store-bought dough, like Pillsbury Grands!\u00A0or Pepperidge Farm Puff Pastry Sheets. Bake\u00A0for three minutes, and\u00A0you&amp;#039;ve got\u00A0warm, toasty, ready-to-eat spoons.\u00A0 Our minds are reeling with ideas of\u00A0how to fill up these amazing edible spoons\u2014allow\u00A0us to present some of our favorite options:   Soup Chili Guacamole Nutella Cereal Chocolate mousse\u00A0 Fondue Meatballs Risotto Paella\u00A0 Dips  Are you salivating yet?! Information on when\u00A0and how the Edible Spoon Maker\u00A0can be purchased isn&amp;#039;t available yet, but we&amp;#039;ll report back as soon as we get word. In the meantime, you can\u00A0watch the gadget in action below.\u00A0        "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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