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HOWTO Make a Death Star Cookie

Cory Doctorow at 10:33 pm Mon, Jul 5, 2010

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Here's a recipe from the out-of-print Darth Vader's Activity Book for scrummy and terrifying Death Star Cookies.

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  • robulus

    Belly button!

  • Hagrid

    Actually, I’m digging the 1977 Burger King Star Wars glass. I used to have that exact glass when I was a kid!

    • biggswede

      I had it too! I remember using that thing on a daily basis till the paint came off from too many trips to the dishwasher.

      • Donald Petersen

        Wonder how much cadmium they had in ‘em back then? I scored a complete set of ROTJ BK glasses off a friend of mine a few years back. They’re in excellent condition and way groovy, but the 1977 ones are my envy.

        As for the book, I seem to remember having it, but it must have gone the way of all flesh ages ago. I do still have most of my action figures and the first 18 issues of the Marvel comic book, though. So I’m geeky enough for my purposes.

  • Revisorius

    A teeny bit of black food coloring in the dough would make a more color-appropriate grey cookie. In case anyone was askin’.

  • TCC

    It looks a little more like a Kurt Vonnegut cookie to me.

  • TuesdayWeld

    I’m soooooo tired of the Star Wars nostalgia. There. I said it. ::ducks flying plastic lightsaber::

    • princessalex

      Heretic!

  • rebdav

    I had the Luke Skywalker activity book, there was a recipe for some kind of cornflake cookie, not sure why people on Tatooine needed cornflakes in their cookies.

  • PJG

    That’s no moon pie.

  • mattiescramz

    omg i had that! i wonder if its in my mothers basement somewhere

  • Grey Devil

    ITS A TRAP. WE CAN’T REPEL A PASTRY OF THAT MAGNITUDE.

  • The Mudshark

    Looks like the backside of a shaved porcupine that´s been sitting on a rattan chair.

  • That Evening Sun

    May have a bite of your fully armed and operational battle cookie?

    /funnier in mitch hedberg’s voice. try it!

  • kidfunctional

    in my minds eye, all I can see now is Darth Vader sat on the floor doing rainy day activities as it’s too cold to go and play outside…

    • adwkiwi

      Seriously. How is it possible that a book this awesome was actually real?

  • Anonymous

    That was a good’un, but we prefer the ‘Wookie Cookies Cookbook’ :-)

  • hadlock

    I can’t believe you took the high road and wrote “scrummy” instead of “crumb-y” or some variation of that pun

    • Donald Petersen

      “Scrummy” is okay. “Yumptious” might have been worse.

  • BukaHobbit

    I remember making these as a kid. I am suffering an unreal nostalgia attack right now.

  • Anonymous

    i’m pretty sure making that cookie would constitute copyright infringment

  • tixeon75

    The death sphincter?

  • frogmarch

    That’s no Moon Pie…

    Which gives me an idea: make two of those, then sandwich some marshmallow fluff between them and coat the whole thing in chocolate. Then prepare to witness the power of this fully operational dessert treat!

  • Nash Rambler

    The weak point is a small thermal butter port, connected directly to the main reactor. If you fire a single torpedo down it, the whole thing should crumble.

    • Felton

      After that, they’ll make another one, which we’ll fly into and blow up while it’s baking.

  • jeligula

    The planet-busting death ray aperture looks like an anus.

  • zipr

    I used to make those when I was a kid. Not the tastiest thing I’ve ever eaten, but it is from Darth Vader’s kitchen…

  • Anonymous

    Still got that glass at my parent’s place in the china closet.