Dad Creates Amazing Toast Sculptures For His Kids Every Morning

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Toasted white bread can be pretty boring… even if butter and jelly are involved. Adam Perry knows this and, because of his daughter’s food allergies, decided to add some dimension to her mundane morning toast.

His daily project, 2 Slices of Toast, is a series of fun sculptures made from nothing more than some butter and toasted bread. Adam keeps it interesting for the kids by creating fun characters, everyday objects and landmarks — while occasionally making his toast topical. See more below and follow the project over on Instagram.

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A photo posted by Adam Perry (@2slicesoftoast) on

A photo posted by Adam Perry (@2slicesoftoast) on

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A Portrait of Anthony Kiedis Painted With Red Hot Chili Peppers

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When painting a portrait of Anthony Kiedis, lead singer of The Red Hot Chili Peppers, it’s important to choose the appropriate medium.

So, if you’re an artist such as Nathan Wyburn, who specializes in celebrity food portraits, you go with the obvious choice of using chili sauce. Check out the process if you have one hot minute.

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This Mom Has Really Stepped Up Her Kid’s Lunches

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via Instagram @jacobs_food_diaries

Lunch has never looked as good as these works of food art by Laleh Mohmedi.

The complete meals are created especially for Laleh’s son, Jacob, and are not only completely health-conscious, but they stare back at Jacob with a smile.

Pop culture characters and celebrity dishes include Pluto, Uncle Sam, Spongebob and others. See more below and over on Instagram.

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These Anamorphic Food Art Portraits Are Yummy At Any Angle

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No matter how you look at it, these tables of food are wonderful. However, these works by food artist, Jolita Vaitkuta, when viewed at a particular angle, reveal iconic portraits.

Albert Einstein’s famous “tongue” image has never looked so delicious. And, after the photos were taken, we can only hope that there was one brilliant feast. See more of Jolita’s work here.

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