D’oh…iPhone Cookies

By Nicole Martinelli (12:22 pm, Feb. 25, 2010)

At least with this iPhone you don’t have to worry about managing or forgetting its cookies.  A Japanese bakery called Green Gables whips up these handmade smart cookies — the “camera” on the back is an especially nice touch — but fortunately they spared us the glossy black frosting and made them out of what looks like gingerbread instead.

If you’re looking for a more slavish copy to sink your teeth into, there are other options.

Can you hear me? @sugarbeez

Here’s the copycat cookie version by US baking virtuosi  Sugar Beez above, which look realistic enough that one might complain about reception. While we’ve seen a lot of cakes and cupcakes, these bite-sized iPhones are cute but don’t push the joke too far.

Via Blog NoBon

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Nicole Martinelli was born in San Francisco and has lived in Milan and Florence, Italy. Cultish tendencies and love for DIY increased while living on the Old Continent, where tech came late and cost more in Big Mac index terms. She's written for Wired.com, The New York Times and Newsweek. Since 1999, she's been tapping away at zoomata. You can also find her on Facebook, Linked in and Twitter.

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2 comments

    I like the first one, it looks authentic.

    Mac Hoe, on February 25th, 2010 at 3:42 pm

    absolutely brilliant, it’s really something that could appeal to japanese people, since they care even too much about packaging and details.
    it’s not a fanboy’s matter, it’s cultural one and i really fancy it :)

    geniale davvero, assolutamente dentro la cultura giapponese che conosco più che bene, dove il packaging e i dettagli sono importantissimi :)

    michele, on February 26th, 2010 at 8:45 am

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