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I bet you never would have guessed that there was so many unique toothpick holders and flavored toothpicks out there to choose from, but with this list you should be able to find one set that tickles your fancy!

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My many wasted hours surfing the web.

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cotton candy toothpicks

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Life's simple pleasures... a stroll on the boardwalk, a ride on the ferris wheel & toothpicks that taste of spun sugar! The carnival fave now in toothpick form has me wanting to join the circus!

Updated Jul 26, 2009

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Blowfish Toothpick Holder

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This colorful, ceramic blowfish toothpick holders is sure to be the hit of your next party!

Updated Jul 26, 2009

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Fred Toothpick Holder, Ouch Gray

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This is the perfect gift, party favor or product for use with our line of 4 flavor wood toothpicks. Purchase our product to compliment at www.flavasticks.net (via Flavasticks Toothpicks)

Updated Oct 3, 2009

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Magic Bunny Toothpick Holder by Alessi

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The Alessi Magic Bunny Toothpick Holder produces a cache of toothpicks by pulling up on the ears. Designed by Stefano Giovannoni in 1998, the Magic Bunny Holder is designed to keep toothpicks inside the top hat in the event of tippage.

Alessi is an Italian company. Its corporate mission is to bring a utopian priority to affordable, high design for the home and office.

Comes in Blue, Green, Pink, or Yellow.

Updated Jul 26, 2009

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Fred and Friends Pound

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Turn your party into a hard hat zone with these ten-penny party picks. Perfectly suited for driving into your cheese cubes and manning up your martini. The finishing touch is our wood grain caddy made from food-safe foam with a weighted base. 18 reusable pickes in each recyclable clear box. Design by Christina Sciull, Fred Studio.

Updated Jul 26, 2009

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BACON FLAVORED TOOTHPICKS

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These slender sticks of wood are generously flavored with the unparalleled, drool-inducing flavor of bacon. What better way to clean your teeth after a hearty meal?

Updated Jul 14, 2009

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Mmmmm...I smell bacon.

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pick-a-tooth: Toothpick Holder

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Why not put your toothpicks on display in this silicon tooth - toothpick holder?

Updated Jul 26, 2009

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Fred and Friends Tooth Pick Up

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The Toothpickup is rolling in with another load of toothpicks and smiles. This little truck is glossy porcelain and rolls on real rubber wheels. Uber retro, ultra handy.

Updated Jul 26, 2009

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HOCUS POKE US - From Fred & Friends

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Death-defying reusable party picks!

It’s that classic breath-taking illusion, the lady in the box who surivives all the swordplay...and now YOU can play it on your own dining table. Just don’t reveal the secret to your guests. Each Hocus Poke Us includes 25 reusable swords with handy sliding-door storage.

Updated Jul 26, 2009

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Preserve Flavored Toothpicks

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Preserve Flavored Toothpicks come in two great-tasting, all natural flavors—cinnamint and mint with tea tree. Packaged in a convenient, pocket-sized canister made from 100% recycled plastic, you can keep our picks close by to get that burst of flavor and cleaning anytime you need it.

Updated Jul 26, 2009