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MegaHouse has this new toy called the Konepan that helps you make bread in all kinds of cute shapes—teddy bears, bunny rabbits, a bunch of grapes, a checkered heart. It's amazing. All you have to do is mix the dough inside the little red pot, then follow the instructions on how to make each shape. Pop the dough in the oven, and 13 minutes later, you'll have a collection of the cutest edible pastries ever.
These are all the different shapes you can make with Konepan.
Product page (Japanese)
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