Bake your own destiny
A personal fortune-cookie maker — and more in our collection of bizarrely elite consumer products
By The Week Staff | April 5, 2012
Sunbeam
B
e the master of your own fate with Sunbeam's Fortune Cookie Maker ($29.99). The device, which can admittedly bake only two cookies at a time, boasts a non-stick interior, and comes with specific baking tools and a recipe for fortune cookie batter. To ensure relative happiness, Sunbeam even throws in a pen so you can write your own fortunes, as indulgently as you wish. Source: Gizmag
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