Fill the cavity between them with water. Place in freezer. Rescue a few hours later, once the water between them as frozen. With any luck, they'll have been popped apart by the ice as it grew.
Pop out the ice bowl that you've now created, put some fruit in it as a fun centerpiece and watch as it melts into oblivion.
Physics is magic.
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