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Although a good breakfast burrito should, at minimum, be the size of a small child — there’s something therapeutic about watching a tiny one being made.
The Mini Breakfast Burrito is brought to us by small food-makers, Walking With Giants. Watch as the tiny ingredients are cooked on a diminutive stovetop and loaded inside a minuscule tortilla. Make about a hundred, and breakfast is served.
[link, via Incredible Things]
Comedian Mitch Hedberg once said, “I like rice. Rice is great if you’re hungry and want 2000 of something.” So, if you have the patience and a tiny knife, you can satiate yourself with a few thousand pieces of One Grain Sushi.
Mimine Miniature is here to show us how to slice tiny pieces of fish, while strategically placing them on a single grain of rice. Hedberg would’ve loved this.
[link, via Tokyo Otaku Mode]
If watching tiny food being made is your thing, then Mini Lasagna will provide layers of entertainment.
Brought to us by mini food specialist, Walking With Giants, the minuscule lasagna begins with a tiny oven, tiny utensils, and tiny cheese grating. The little layers of pasta are almost too cute to exist. See it all unfold below.
[link, via Incredible Things]
Macaroni and cheese has been prepared millions of times. However, we’ve never seen it created so small… even in the tiniest dormitories.
Brought to us by artist Jay Baron, Miniature Mac and Cheese starts off with tiny cheese and an itty-bitty grater. It all comes together on a minuscule stove in diminutive cookware. I’m out of adjectives, so please enjoy.
[via Distractify]
Continuing with our therapy through miniature-cooking, kawaii cuisine experts, Miniature Space, are back to make very small donuts.
Watch as our chef rolls, fries, and glazes these dime-sized dessert rings. We’ll take a dozen dozen.