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A sticky landmark… Rice Krispies Treat Stonehenge
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For centuries, we’ve wondered what the actual purpose of Stonehenge was. Was it an oversized sundial? A druid temple? Now, it’s obvious that it was created to inspire awesomeness like Stonehenge Rice Krispies Treats.
The sticky homage to the prehistoric structure is brought to us by artist Christopher Boffoli — who creates masterful works of everyday scenes using mini figurines interacting with food landscapes.
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Roll with these… Rice Krispie Treat Sushi
Rice Krispie Treat Sushi is brought to us by Renae Hapka of Cuteatz. Using everyone’s favorite gooey treat and creatively borrowing from Japanese culture, Renae creates the kid-friendly sushi in a variety of forms.
Is Rice Krispiehenge the work of tiny druids, setting up a structure to help tell time, or to provide a setting for their virgin sacrifices? Or did someone have way too much free time at breakfast?
Either way, the puffed rice cereal structure is brought to us by Flickr user Laser Bread.
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