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It’s not a camping trip unless there’s chocolate, graham crackers and marshmallows involved. So, a miniature camping trip will require some mini-S’mores.
Walking With Giants is back with a new miniature cooking video and they’ve hit the outdoors. Watch tiny marshmallows skewered and roasted over a small flame, then placed between chocolate and graham crackers. Keep a look-out for minuscule bears.
[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]
What is it about miniature food, even when it’s not edible, that makes it so fun to look at? When it’s created by master miniaturist, Shay Aaron, it’s even more appealing, and demands to be eaten… even if it’s made from polymer.
Miniature cakes, pizza earrings, and full plates of breakfast are recreated to look just like the real thing. And, if there wasn’t something placed in the photo for scale, you’d think you could actually grab it and eat it. But, please don’t… remember the polymer.
The mini-food is available at Aaron’s Etsy shop in jewelry form and other fun ways to enjoy small food.
[link, via designtaxi]
Kawaii — a Japanese word used to describe something as lovable, cute, or adorable — is now a common term used to describe the art of miniature cooking.
At the forefront of this adorable movement is Miniature Space. Using tiny fully-functional kitchens, real ingredients are mixed and prepared over tiny flames with delicious, albeit very small, results. Check these out…
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Cooking a good breakfast can be challenging. Especially if you’re attempting to do so in a miniature kitchen.
YouTube member AAAjoken is up to the challenge — creating a full egg, sausage, and coffee breakfast using nothing but miniature utensils, cookware, and appliances.
The stove itself is part of the toy line, Konapun, which usually makes fake food from plastic kitchens. However this stove, scaled down to toy-size, is fully-functional. Watch as this guy makes the most important, albeit very small, meal of the day.
[link, via Neatorama and Nag on The Lake]