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The makers of the Toast Clock have a butter, er, better idea when it comes to breakfast nook décor.
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The Toast Clock by Oh-Real Inc is yet another example of Japanese design taking what's practical and adding a dash of whimsical.
Made in Japan from PVC plastic with a standard single-AA battery-powered mechanism on the back, the design draws on the amazingly detailed plastic food samples often found in the windows of Japanese restaurants.
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The clock looks so good you'll get hungry just checking the time... not a bad thing if you're waltzing into kitchen, bleary-eyed at the crack of dawn.
Oh-Real offers three different Toast Clocks, two of which are small and are meant to ape Sliced Toast and Thick Cut Toast. Both retail for 3,150 yen (around $40) each, are approximately 118-123mm (about 4 inches) wide, and include a clear lucite stand.
Then there's the larger “Mega Toast” Clock that costs 5,800 yen (around $75) and is 210mm (just over 8 inches) wide. Don't you wish they made actual toast this big? Butter, jam and Marmite optional.
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