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Eat Your Salad Out of a Crouton Cone, Because This is America

Call it fate, call it genius, call it necessity, or just call it American -- we can now eat a salad with one hand with a Crouton Cone Cobb Salad.

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The idea for the crouton cone is the bastard child-idea of our foodie Rain Man friend Nick, who you may or may not know for the creation of the Tacone a few months back (yes, that's a corn waffle cone that holds all the necessary taco ingredients). This time around, Nick has created a crouton cone made by made by combining finely ground croutons, egg, and some olive oil, rolled into a ball and mashed down in a waffle cone maker. Following that process, the cone gets the oven treatment at 400° until crispy -- and then he dumps his Cobb Salad mixture into the opening for easy transportability: lettuce, chicken, bacon, avocado, tomato, diced hard-boiled eggs, blue cheese, and a vinaigrette dressing.

Here's what eating your salad out of a cone looks like:

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