Description Doctor Who TARDIS cookie tin
TARDISes, pretty cool ways of traveling through time and space, can adapt their appearance to their surroundings. Doctor Who's TARDIS also has a chameleon circuit and took on the appearance of a British police cell in 1963. However, like so many things in the Doctor's TARDIS, this mechanism has broken and so his TARDIS looks like it does.
"Look at you. Oh, you sexy thing, look at you!"
(The Doctor to his TARDIS)
This ceramic TARDIS (short for "total abandonment of relative diets in stardate") also looks like the Doctor's TARDIS and is much bigger on the inside than the outside! You'll have to find out for yourself whether this is really true by stuffing it full of cookies and sweets and then eating it all again.
The TARDIS can't travel through time, but it can certainly travel through space - you just have to move it yourself: from the kitchen to the living room, next to your bed and back again to refill it. To protect it from aliens, it is reinforced with an elastic band under the lid so that it closes tightly and keeps everything you put in it fresh for a long time.
If the doctor also had a TARDIS cookie tin (and someone who bakes more than just soufflés), he would give up fish sticks with vanilla sauce and much rather eat cookies, we're sure of it!
"In 900 years of time and space, I've never met any cookie who wasn't important."
