Going Like Sixty
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The cozy cottage gingerbread house inspired by Hansel & Gretel has long been replaced by the 1950’s California modern architecture. It won’t be long before that’s ready to be torn down too to erect a total Gingerbread McMansion. It’s time for the Extreme Makeover Cookie Edition. It’s about time the gingerbread house got an extreme makeover. The Modern Gingerbread House ($80) is a 50’s-style version of the classic, complete with a garage and rock garden. It comes assembled and ready to eat, but will last up to a full year as decoration. Even better, it can be personalized, making it a great custom addition to your holiday decor.  Every bit as edible as the original, this isn't your grandma's gingerbread house. We gave the classic holiday treat a mid-century makeover, complete with garage and rock garden. An unique gift and sure-fire conversation piece, it comes assembled and ready to enjoy. Once unwrapped, it should be eaten within 30 days. Left as decoration, it will keep for up to 12 months.
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