The Coolest food Sculptures You Will See All Day!

[TATTRAT]

no time to link them all


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[pdswife]

People can do amazing things. THanks!!!!

 

[Calya]

That is really neat. How did you find it? I usually find some neat stuff from stumbling.

 

[quicksilver]

Awesome. I have no talent or patience for these, so I enjoy looking at them, especially the egg.
Thanks.

 

[miniman]

Very clever - I like the man drowning in the watermelon (or it emerging from the watermelon.

 

[babetoo]

way to much time on their hands. lol. kidding. very interesting.

babe

 

[Mama]

Those are great! Thanks for sharing!

 

[middie]

Very clever. I don't have the talent to do anything like that.

 

[LEFSElover]

wonderful what people do when they put their minds to imagination.
I am envious of the talents of so many, just beautiful...

 

[LPBeier]

We were taught some vegetable and ice carving in school, but I can't say that I had the talent for anything more creative than a handled basket from an orange (and it wasn't anything to take a picture of!). But some of the students took to it very easily and did some awesome work for our Friday buffets.

 

[attie]

Here are some Japanese watermelon carvings that really need patience to do
Japanese Watermelon Carvings

 

[B'sgirl]

Those are awesome! If you like that, you might like these books by Saxton Freymann. I have the one called Food for Thought.

 

[babetoo]

way cool, i liked the flower once this best

babe

 

[Russellkhan]

Excellent stuff!

In case you haven't seen it yet, Here's another kind of food art.

 

[LPBeier]

Last night the Food Network Canada had about the 3rd or 4th repeat of the Food Network Challenge in Hawaii where 4 fruit and vegetable carvers completed to make 5 foot pieces on a tropical theme. I have seen it before and knew who one, but after this tread it was really interesting watching it again with "new eyes".

 

[B'sgirl]

Excellent stuff!

In case you haven't seen it yet, Here's another kind of food art.

Those are amazing!

 

[QSis]

Very clever - I like the man drowning in the watermelon (or it emerging from the watermelon.

I think the title of that one (or at least, it's description) is "After the Jump", miniman. Yikes!

Those were incredible, Tat!

I'll have to check out the other links after work.

Lee

 

[Russellkhan]

More food art, this time with bread.