LEGO my eggos. That’s exactly what BrickBrosProduction just did in Lego in Real Life — creating a breakfast with stop-motion and LEGOs.
Watch as bricky eggs are cracked and cooked in butter, while plastic toast is slathered with toy jelly. Mmmm… bricky.
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Just in case anyone thought that the Fidget Spinner craze had reached peak annoyance — the toy was recently used to plate food.
Houston restaurant Reef wants in on the trend, and recently used one of these ubiquitous spinners to plate a dish’s sauce. Say what you want about the spinner craze — but the meal actually turned out great. See it in action…
Cats and carbs have never looked better together than with Bread Cats. Although these particular felines aren’t edible — they’re actually vinyl toys by Rato Kim.
Totally collectible, as each Bread Cat has a unique facial expression — Kim is currently taking pre-orders for the next batch.
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The problem with ordinary LEGOs is that, although they’re addictive and colorful, they’re just not jiggly and edible enough.
Thankfully, there’s “The King of Random” Grant Thompson to help solve our real world problem. With a few simple ingredients and supplies, Grant makes totally edible and fully-stackable Gummy LEGO Bricks and minifigures.
Your new gummies will help make a very gelatinous tower, or any structure you can come up with. And, the best part, is that the gummy LEGOs won’t destroy your feet if stepped on.
Real world problem… You’d like to start eating more fruit, but you can’t find the proper bowl to store it in. Well, if you have dozens of little green army men laying around… problem solved.
The Plastic Army Men Fruit Bowl is brought to us by Instructables member N36. The very stylish and resourceful bowl is made possible with some unwanted army men, a heat gun, and metal bowl.
We just hope army green matches your kitchen decor. Happy fruit-eating.
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