An orange tabby clip from @littlebeanfirmtofu turns holiday baking into pure comedy. Bean, a chubby ginger, becomes “cookie dough” for the bit while Dean Martin’s “Let It Snow” plays.
Bean’s owner gently “rolls” him, stamps a cookie cutter nearby, and jokes about oven time before revealing a real gingerbread man. The gag lives in edits and props, and the adorable ginger feline looks relaxed the whole time. It is light, seasonal, and built for replay value.
Video shows how cat becomes useful ingredient for owner during gingerbread season
The video features Bean, a ginger domestic shorthair, in a cozy kitchen on the account @littlebeanfirmtofu. The on-screen text reads, “Time to bring out your gingers for gingerbread season.” Bean’s owner stages a playful bake, rolling pin in hand, and mimes placing him by an open oven. A cut then shows a baked cookie on a tray.
The clip opens on an oven door and a cookie sheet. The owner lifts Bean and sets him on the counter. A rolling pin glides over his plush side while he loafs contentedly. A star-shaped cutter appears for the punchline. Bean watches a real gingerbread man get placed in the oven, then the tray reveals a finished cookie. The caption reads, “Whip out your Christmas ingredients, everyone,” sealing the joke.
Bean is an orange tabby domestic shorthair. Tabbies often enjoy attention and tolerate gentle handling during calm play. Here, he sprawls on the counter, blinks slowly, and stretches into the bit. The camera never leaves the kitchen space, and the audio keeps the mood cozy and tongue-in-cheek.
Meanwhile, the responses to the video were playful and curious. Bean’s owner commented, “No cats were harmed in the making.” One viewer asked, “How long do I bake for?” while another teased, “Can I try tho?” Moreover, someone wondered, “How many cookies can I make from a ginger cat?”
Others praised Bean’s mood. “Aw Bean looks like he’s having fun,” wrote one. Another asked, “Does it taste like gingerbread or oranges?” The ginger cat video lands as festive slapstick with zero real baking involved. The fun-filled clip has garnered over 47k likes as of writing.
