Marshmallow shooters are nothing new – but the Marshmallow Fun Company’s Classic Twin Stryker (the Y in Stryker means it’s awesome!) will pelt your foe into sugary submission. I tested their newest $US32 pillowy murder device at Toy Fair 2011. More »
As a young Ghostbusters fan, I found the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man creepy yet oddly appealing – I really wanted to take a bite out of him. Now thanks to ThinkGeek’s Stay Puft Caffeinated – yes, caffeinated – Marshmallows, my dream has come true. More »
It may not feature comedy superstars, but this Apple keynote diorama does have a higher sugar content than any other homage we’ve seen. [Washington Post, thanks Sean!]
No sensor, no candles, no lights: Apparently, you just need to put two Marshmallow Peeps on top of your TV and you will be able to control your Wii, like this video shows.
You may have fond childhood memories of sitting around a campfire, telling ghost stories while cramming your mouth full of charry, molten sugar with little abandon. And you’d be right to reminisce. Roasting marshmallows around a fire is one of the few unornamented pleasures of this world. But tell me, dear reader: Does it really beat the sterile environment of an electrical laboratory? Here’s the clip:
Whether you’re walking through a dark city alley or stalking prey in wilder terrain, Nuge knows you should always be armed, preferably with a bow. That’s where this crossbow-ish marshmallow shooter comes in. Just pop a load of Stay Pufts into the Bow and Mallow’s magazine, draw back the bowstring and let fly the marshmallows of war. The US$20 weapon supposedly fires up to 30 feet; my own experience with more primitive marshmallow blasters leads me to believe that they are probably not lying. [Product Page via Nerd Approved]
