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How to Make Lego Bricks You Can Actually Eat
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How to Make Lego Bricks You Can Actually Eat |
11/11/08
Yeah...that seems to have worked out perfectly fine for you, huh? ;P
Anyways, these look much better than the official LEGO gummy treats, since these almost look like real transparent bricks (the real ones range from translucent to opaque). I'd hope they'd taste a lot better than the real ones as well, since they're only a few steps above edible. And if you want to save yourself a bit of trouble in the mold-making process, you could always just buy some of the official LEGO ice-cube trays, which just happen to be made of silicone.
11/10/08
There are also bigger versions for cupcakes [shop.lego.com]
They have them at my local Lego store (gotta love an actual Lego store.)
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Do they sell the Pirate-themed tray, or is that still exclusive to LLCA?
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There are no holes in the bottom to connect the bricks. Sad.
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I think I just threw up a little...
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I want edible minifigs! Please? Pretty please???
Ya know, I think I might go across the way in the to the once-was giant production line and see if the weirdos in there can help me out with this.
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PS. Do you really want weirdos helping out with candy molds? So do I. Why would I even ask?
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Once the first half of the mold is cured (with the bricks still in place), you could always pour the other half of the mold and make stackable gummie bricks.
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There are lots of edibles that can be easily confused with non-edibles. I submit gumballs and plastic beads, pez and small building bricks, bubble-tape and any number of fabric tape products.
Let's not inhibit the creativity and fun to be had by overlooking the basic necessity of good and conscientious parenting.
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People have a tendency towards stupidity. This stupidity tends to lead to stupid kids. And the stupid kids' stupidity tends to lead to stupid ways to die.
Unfortunately, if some stupid parents do this and their stupid kids choke to death, Gawker gets sued. And no, you can't sue the stupid parents because there is a stupid public policy against allowing well-founded counterclaims based on negligent parenting which protects no one but stupid parents.
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Penny Arcade FTW
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"burning" was supposed to appear strike-through...
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Melanie: Really?
Grandpa: Sure. If she craps out two 1x2's and a 2x2, then you can start worrying."
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Lego Jello-Shots™ (I called it)
But BIG, like the BLOX Toys, or even bigger ;-)
Yummy, and "hazey" hiccup.."gimme another Roy!"
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As for keeping Lego's in your mouth, I did it all the time. I would actually fall asleep with a brick stuck to the side of my mouth sometimes. I think one day I'll end up on House b/c a brick ended up implanted in my lung and lead to carci-Lego-dosis.
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Auto-immune fits everything.
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Regarding the 1x1 eaten LEGO bits, I sure hope those were the cylindrical blocks, cuz those squared off ones are murder for the ol' digestive tract.
Heh...cock the candy liquid...
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Anyway, enjoy this knew knowledge... but only use it for good and NOT évil.
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Or you could pull up the Character Map and get visual access to everything. Or maybe that only works on PCs...
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If you're not picky about the theme, LEGOLAND California was selling some Pirate-themed silicone ice-cube trays, which did have cavities for jumbo-sized pirate captains.