Kama Sutra cookie cutters

When I worked as a bartender, our Christmas party was always in January; we couldn’t leave our post over the holiday season and miss out on those beer-soaked dollars. So if you are a nightlife service employee looking to spice up your party or are a keener and want to get a jump on next year, here is a great idea for your event.

These Kama Sutra cookie cutters from pipparkakan.se allow you to bake gingerbread men and women in devilish and delicious positions.

Visit the official site for ordering info.

Algonquin College journalism grad. Podcaster @qqcpod.

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