Nokia creates mooncakes disguised as phones

by Sean Cooper, posted Sep 15th 2007 at 12:20PM

To celebrate China's Mid-Autumn festival, the Finnish ~~baking~~ behemoth handset maker has created mooncakes in four delicious flavors. While nothing like a traditional mooncake (think round, more moon-like) we're pretty sure that anybody lucky enough to be on the receiving end of this gift from Nokia will appreciate the effort. We're working on some pretty important Twinkie-as-mobile carvings over here at Engadget and as soon as they're ready, you can be dang sure we'll be eating them up.

Filed under: Handsets, Nokia

Tags: cake, china, Culture, edible phone, EdiblePhone, mooncake, nokia

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Fernando @ Sep 15th 2007 4:17PM

Delicious cake, I must eat it!

And aw, no N95? :P

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SES21 @ Sep 15th 2007 9:42PM

Hmmm, wonder if these taste anything like a moonpie?

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Kenneth @ Sep 17th 2007 11:03AM

Flippin sweet cakes!

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ryantrevisol @ Sep 17th 2007 1:37PM

I heard that they were too thick and taste like plastic. :-(

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