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Disney is selling a line of avocado-themed merchandise, and the pits are shaped like Mickey Mouse

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The Mickey Mouse Avocado Trinket Tray retails for $9.95. shopDisney
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Disney is constantly releasing new merchandise, from park-exclusive mugs to products based on characters. But most recently, the company has unveiled a new line inspired entirely by produce.

On its website, Disney is currently selling a line of merchandise in which every product is either shaped like an avocado, or features a print of the fruit. Throughout the entire line, avocado pits are also shaped like Mickey Mouse.

The collection ranges in price from $9.95 to $16.95, and can be purchased on the shopDisney website.

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The seven-piece collection includes three products that can actually be used to eat. The $14.95 salt-and-pepper shaker set, for example, includes two bottles shaped like avocados.

The pits on each shaker also resemble Mickey Mouse.

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The Mickey Mouse Avocado Salt and Pepper Shaker Set retails for $14.95.  shopDisney

To use for guacamole or other dips, Disney is selling the $16.95 Mickey Mouse Avocado Dip Bowl. The dish is ceramic, and cannot be placed in the dishwasher or microwave, according to Disney's website.

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The Mickey Mouse Avocado Dip Bowl retails for $16.95.  shopDisney

Disney's on-the-go option is a $14.95 drink tumbler, which is pink and printed with Mickey-and-Minnie inspired avocados. The cup also includes a reusable straw, and can hold 20 ounces of liquid.

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The Mickey and Minnie Mouse Avocado Tumbler with Straw.  shopDisney

Read more: Disney will soon sell churros that look like lightsabers, and they're a 'Star Wars' fan's dream

In terms of accessories, Disney's latest collection includes a $16.95 pink hat with a Mickey-and-Minnie inspired avocados printed on the front.

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The Mickey and Minnie Mouse Avocado Baseball Cap for Adults.  shopDisney

If you're looking for something more obscure, the line also includes a $9.95 set of small, avocado-shaped pins. The products are packaged on cardboard shaped like toast.

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The Mickey and Minnie Mouse Avocado Pin Set retails for $9.95.  shopDisney

When you're not wearing the pins, you can store the products on the matching Mickey Mouse Avocado Trinket Tray, which retails for $9.95.

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The Mickey Mouse Avocado Trinket Tray retails for $9.95.  shopDisney

If you prefer stationery, the collection also includes a $12.95 notebook printed with the phrase, "Avo Good Day."

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The Mickey and Minnie Mouse ''Avo Good Day'' Journal.  shopDisney

You can see the entire collection on Disney's website.

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