MySoulWanders writes - "Insprired by the idea of the cookie dunking mug on this site. This cookie dunking cup is designed to be used simular to those disposable "push-pop" snacks. You can make this cup either out of plastic or metal parts and a couple of "o" rings." - Link.
I have a feeling someone is going to build this soon.
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Apr 13, 2006 11:13 AM
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It's seems good... till you see that the cup can't rest straight on his bottom :)
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Slight problem, the part of the cookie being held is the bit which is going to get soggy.
With the weight being above the cookie retainer, the cookie's bound to collapse.
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Referance"conglacio's" comment; Purpose of design is for a couple short dunks at most. Spring to be only firm enough to maintain cookie's location long enough to consume quickly.
Referance"bf5man_ on's" comment; Purpose of design 'limitation' of not being put down on it's bottom is for the intent to influence the consumer to consume the cookies and all of the milk/soymilk/etc then toss in the sink for clean up.
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