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X-RAY Corset Cupcake Toppers
Sexy/creepy. Plus, a helpful reminder that you’ll need a corset to fit into your jeans after all these cupcakes. It’s cupcake flair and a public service announcement.
$9 at Etsy
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Stanley Classic Lunchbox Cooler and Bottle Combo
Everybody’s image could use a little more Working Class Hero.
$47 at Amazon
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Arnaud Soubeyran Marshmallow Ropes
These extra-long marshmallow sticks were featured in Domino a zillion years ago, and have been sold out since. They’re so fun (and photogenic) with cups of cocoa. Stock up for camping, or freeze them so you have them on hand when the air turns crisp.
$29 at Mel and Rose
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Le Whif Chocolate Inhaler
A breath of fresh chocolate. The Le Whif gives you your chocolate fix in vapor form. I’m surprised this is legal.
Via Wired
$14 at Le Labo Shop
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Stubb’s Legendary Combo
Give the new dad a break from his steady diet of reheated casseroles. This combo includes smoked whole beef brisket and a slab of smoked baby back ribs.
via Esquire
$89 at Stubb's BBQ
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Palo Alto Firefighters Pepper Sauce
Yum! I’m not usually much for hot sauce, but this is a winner.
My husband calls the Palo Alto Firefighters Pepper Sauce “cowboy syrup,” and and puts it on everything. I wouldn’t be surprised to see him using it as an ice cream topping.
The sauce is savory with just a tiny bit of kick, and it’s excellent with barbecue or breakfast dishes like eggs or fried potatoes. Try it, and see if you don’t order a few more bottles.
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Au Chocolat Gift Tea Set
She adores chocolate, but she’s watching her weight. And you’re no saboteur.
$34 at Mighty Leaf
(On sale, regularly $42.)
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Whirly Pop
Blow your kid’s mind on Easter morning. Three days later, find a half-eaten, five-inch lollipop stuck to the dog.
Awesome party favor, by the way.
$3 at Hometown Favorites
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Chocolate Covered Peeps
Sugar-coated bunny marshmallows “for the sophisticate.”
$13 at Chocolate.com
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Biodegradable Cold Cups
It’s surprisingly hard to find attractive, disposable party cups at all. Now you can have your pretty cups, and feel morally superior about your eco-consciousness.
$7 at Branch Home
(For fifty cups. Bulk pricing available.)
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Ultimate Egg
A set of three chocolate and praline eggs packed inside actual egg shells. Rad!
This is exactly the kind of thing I’d try to make on my own. Twelve hours later, cut to me spooning melted chocolate into my mouth and weeping.
$29 at Bissinger's Confections
(For three eggs.)
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Sugar Egg
I have lovely memories of peering into the miniature worlds inside sugar eggs, but they’re nearly impossible to find now. Perhaps it’s because they taste terrible.
And yet, it’s impossible to deny my kid the magic of hoarding his sugar egg, until he finds it covered with ants.
$18 at Bissinger's Confections
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Stainless Steel Stemware Plate Clips
Hands free cocktail mingling with your wine glass and a plate. If you use a blue tooth headset at the same time, you can sell insurance while you mingle, which is so endearing.
$15 at The Container Store
(For a set of six.)
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Vacu Vin Pineapple Corer
I know, specialized gadgets are lame. However, have you seen how cheap a whole pineapple is when compared to a ready-to-eat pineapple?
But you really want this thing because it makes a glass for your next cocktail. You need drink umbrellas. And rum.
$20 at Amazon
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Giant Pocky
I’m American, I like to super-size everything.
$18 at Black Ink
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Make Your Own Ice Cream Flavor
Customized ice cream. Was there ever a more perfect gift for a pregnant woman?
$50 at eCreamery
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Gummi of the Month Club
A different gummi candy each month. Excellent for your dentist, and for your butt.
$139 at Candy Warehouse
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Beef Jerky of the Month Club
Mmmmeat! Six months of high quality beef jerky, and a new flavor every month. Subscribers receive half a pound of jerky for six months. Amusing, and delicious.
$108 at House of Jerky

