Hands-free workshop Oreo dispenser - GIF

[Jon]

Hands-free workshop Oreo dispenser. Mostly silly, but hands-free food and beverage dispensation while working is not absurd. I also like that wall-mounted wrench vise grip setup; looks like he's working a hands-free theme.



Previously:

How a cookie cutter is made - GIF

[Frank S]

Doubt that I could go with the fueled by Oreo theme.

[nova_robotics]

Just workin' on my diabeetus.

[toma]

Happy I am not having this device..I can not eat so frequently...

[PJs]

And because it's on a loop it's an endless supply! Good one Jon!

[Jon]

[Frank S]

not even milk can improve the burnt taste of an Oreo cookie

[PJs]

Honestly I don't mind licking my fingers. Must be for the dainty types.

[Jon]

Same, uh, inventor. I think I preferred the Oreo one. Yes, I know that crust removal (or "toast squaring"?) is legitimate for some recipes.

However, I like referring metaphorically to those who demand that the hard parts of life be removed for them as people who need "the crusts cut off".

[Frank S]

I guess I'm not refined enough for things like this. I like my sliced bread lightly caramelized not burned to a crisp like Melba toast. This way the peanut butter marmalade or good old fresh churned Guernsey cow butter with its rich natural dark yellow color no artificial dies needed can melt into the slice of toast.
I'm not overly particular as to the type of bread whole wheat, mixed grain, bleached white, Rye, pumpernickel, pumpkin, homemade, store bought, French German Italian, Turkish Russian, desert flour, stone ground, sourdough, 3 day old fresh or a month old as long as it hasn't turned green, you name it I like breads of all textures flavors but not burned to a crisp.
And for me at least the crusts are very important to leave in place it makes the bread easier to hold onto while applying a spread and eating.