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the lickable

 A silicone* bowl that transforms just for licks.
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A dessert bowl made of faux ceramic silicone* such that the surface is just a skin giving an internal space. The top or desert holding surface is thicker than the sides which have more stretch capability. There is a small thicker circular base for the bowl to rest on.

After devouring a luscious dessert, the centre of the bowl can be pressed with a spoon or any other imaginative action. On activation a central internal strut extends curving the concave into convex. Side articulations pull the edge metal spiral support downward, stretching the convex side bowl shape into a cone-like stem.

Finally, pick up and attractively lick to yourself to your hearts content.

—wjt, Dec 21 2019

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       // a central internal strut extends curving the concave into convex. //   

       How rapidly and forcefully does this putative eversion occur ?
—8th of 7, Dec 21 2019
   

       Sp. "silicone", I'm guessing.
—MaxwellBuchanan, Dec 21 2019
   

       The apparatus criticus should also show "silly cone" as a possible reading in this context.
—pertinax, Dec 21 2019
   

       We'll vote for that, even if it only achieves painful bruising.
—8th of 7, Dec 21 2019
   

       The high speed strut is for the pudding flinging model.The lickable, on the other hand, uses a slow, compressed gas, microstrut not unlike kitchen cabinetry.
—wjt, Dec 21 2019
   

       Yes, it's the "slow" part that we disagree with.
—8th of 7, Dec 22 2019
   

       "The Lickabowl" shirley.   


 

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