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Rainbow food is all the rage. Ralph Wiggum once took this trend a bit further, with the Crayon Sandwich.
Brought to us by Binging with Babish and Rhett and Link, the first version of the sandwich is made from genuine Crayolas. It’s followed up by a more palatable version, made with colored cheese.
Ralph like cheese instead of crayons? That’s unpossible.
Did you ever, when you were a kid, melt crayons into molds to make them look like yummy candy? Then you realize that crayons are actually non-toxic, and ingesting the multi-colored treat might be worth the inevitable belly ache, so you munch away? Those were good times.
Well, now there’s a truly edible and gourmet version of your childhood fantasies. Brought to us by Unelefante, the Mexico-based chocolatiers have created the aforemetioned Crayon Chocolate, as well as a few art-inspired-bars, including a Pollock paint-splattered bar.
Although the high-end chocoaltes will not come cheap, you might be better off breaking out the Crayolas… For old times’ sake.
Created by the former Ace of Cakes Duff Goldman, the Crayola Cake was made in honor of the 64-pack’s 50th Anniversary.
Eclipsed recently by the infinitely cooler 96 and 120 pack, the Crayola 64 Box was a big hit with kids back in its heyday, with its built-in sharpener and 64 flavors… er, we mean colors.
[via My Food Looks Funny]
Cupcake Crayons come to us via Etsy user zeebree. Surely crayons in the form of shiny cupcakes will not encourage crayon eating — nevertheless, they are made from delicious Crayolas and are non-toxic.
They are also made to order based on your color preference. In case blue is just too boring, and you run with the Burnt Sienna crowd.
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