Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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Wise Crackers

 stamp words and drag butter over them
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The words are stamped subtly into the face of the cracker, and only reveal themselves if you carefully, and mindfully scrape a very thin layer of butter across the surface.

Note - only works with hard faced crackers - (a type of biscuit for those who live in strange lands, or in any of the colonies)

—xenzag, Mar 25 2009

Pringles had made a limited edition of Pringle Prints... http://3.bp.blogspo.../s400/pringles2.jpg
But your idea with the butter is much better! + [xandram, Mar 25 2009]

Secretions Secretions
Hey, who ate all my buns? [theircompetitor, Mar 25 2009]

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       Nice.
—zen_tom, Mar 25 2009
   

       Yum +++++
—blissmiss, Mar 25 2009
   

       To have a smooth surface that caves in at special locations would make the effect even stronger.
—loonquawl, Mar 25 2009
   

       i don't get it. if there are indentations won't you see them? also, who puts butter on crackers?
—k_sra, Mar 25 2009
   

       raises hand for [k_sra]-- I do!
—xandram, Mar 25 2009
   

       raises both chubby greasy hands as well...
—blissmiss, Mar 25 2009
   

       [+] The marketing virtually writes itself much like the two TV shows "Fish" and "CHiPs" from the 70's
—Jscotty, Mar 28 2009
   


 

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