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FEATURE - Essbare Kunst aus den USA
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Hummus and crisps, made from rice krispys
Edible rice krispy food art, America - Apr 2016
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Talented student Jessica Siskin, or 'Mister Krisp', decided to create quirky food-art using the popular rice krispy cereal.
Her designs range from emojis, to fake avocado on toast, to an edible version of Kim Kardashian's racy photo shoot.
Jessica started making the krispy creations several years ago ahead of a friend's birthday. She uses food colouring to bring the designs to life and her designs can take up to two hours to complete.
Speaking on her website, Jessica says: "Three years ago I didn't know how to cook anything besides oversized heart-shaped Rice Krispies Treats (but I had other redeeming qualities). When I was invited to a potluck birthday dinner, I was stumped. The birthday girl was a surfer, so a friend suggested I make a Rice Krispies Treats surfboard.
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Avocado on toast (made from rice krispys)
Edible rice krispy food art, America - Apr 2016
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Talented student Jessica Siskin, or 'Mister Krisp', decided to create quirky food-art using the popular rice krispy cereal.
Her designs range from emojis, to fake avocado on toast, to an edible version of Kim Kardashian's racy photo shoot.
Jessica started making the krispy creations several years ago ahead of a friend's birthday. She uses food colouring to bring the designs to life and her designs can take up to two hours to complete.
Speaking on her website, Jessica says: "Three years ago I didn't know how to cook anything besides oversized heart-shaped Rice Krispies Treats (but I had other redeeming qualities). When I was invited to a potluck birthday dinner, I was stumped. The birthday girl was a surfer, so a friend suggested I make a Rice Krispies Treats surfboard.
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A rice-krispy coconut
Edible rice krispy food art, America - Apr 2016
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Talented student Jessica Siskin, or 'Mister Krisp', decided to create quirky food-art using the popular rice krispy cereal.
Her designs range from emojis, to fake avocado on toast, to an edible version of Kim Kardashian's racy photo shoot.
Jessica started making the krispy creations several years ago ahead of a friend's birthday. She uses food colouring to bring the designs to life and her designs can take up to two hours to complete.
Speaking on her website, Jessica says: "Three years ago I didn't know how to cook anything besides oversized heart-shaped Rice Krispies Treats (but I had other redeeming qualities). When I was invited to a potluck birthday dinner, I was stumped. The birthday girl was a surfer, so a friend suggested I make a Rice Krispies Treats surfboard.
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A slice of pizza (made from rice krispys)
Edible rice krispy food art, America - Apr 2016
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Talented student Jessica Siskin, or 'Mister Krisp', decided to create quirky food-art using the popular rice krispy cereal.
Her designs range from emojis, to fake avocado on toast, to an edible version of Kim Kardashian's racy photo shoot.
Jessica started making the krispy creations several years ago ahead of a friend's birthday. She uses food colouring to bring the designs to life and her designs can take up to two hours to complete.
Speaking on her website, Jessica says: "Three years ago I didn't know how to cook anything besides oversized heart-shaped Rice Krispies Treats (but I had other redeeming qualities). When I was invited to a potluck birthday dinner, I was stumped. The birthday girl was a surfer, so a friend suggested I make a Rice Krispies Treats surfboard.
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A rice krispy design based on a famous racy Kim Kardashian photo
Edible rice krispy food art, America - Apr 2016
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Talented student Jessica Siskin, or 'Mister Krisp', decided to create quirky food-art using the popular rice krispy cereal.
Her designs range from emojis, to fake avocado on toast, to an edible version of Kim Kardashian's racy photo shoot.
Jessica started making the krispy creations several years ago ahead of a friend's birthday. She uses food colouring to bring the designs to life and her designs can take up to two hours to complete.
Speaking on her website, Jessica says: "Three years ago I didn't know how to cook anything besides oversized heart-shaped Rice Krispies Treats (but I had other redeeming qualities). When I was invited to a potluck birthday dinner, I was stumped. The birthday girl was a surfer, so a friend suggested I make a Rice Krispies Treats surfboard.
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A burger...made from rice krispys
Edible rice krispy food art, America - Apr 2016
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Talented student Jessica Siskin, or 'Mister Krisp', decided to create quirky food-art using the popular rice krispy cereal.
Her designs range from emojis, to fake avocado on toast, to an edible version of Kim Kardashian's racy photo shoot.
Jessica started making the krispy creations several years ago ahead of a friend's birthday. She uses food colouring to bring the designs to life and her designs can take up to two hours to complete.
Speaking on her website, Jessica says: "Three years ago I didn't know how to cook anything besides oversized heart-shaped Rice Krispies Treats (but I had other redeeming qualities). When I was invited to a potluck birthday dinner, I was stumped. The birthday girl was a surfer, so a friend suggested I make a Rice Krispies Treats surfboard.
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A sponge-bob inspired design, made from rice krispys
Edible rice krispy food art, America - Apr 2016
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Talented student Jessica Siskin, or 'Mister Krisp', decided to create quirky food-art using the popular rice krispy cereal.
Her designs range from emojis, to fake avocado on toast, to an edible version of Kim Kardashian's racy photo shoot.
Jessica started making the krispy creations several years ago ahead of a friend's birthday. She uses food colouring to bring the designs to life and her designs can take up to two hours to complete.
Speaking on her website, Jessica says: "Three years ago I didn't know how to cook anything besides oversized heart-shaped Rice Krispies Treats (but I had other redeeming qualities). When I was invited to a potluck birthday dinner, I was stumped. The birthday girl was a surfer, so a friend suggested I make a Rice Krispies Treats surfboard.
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A plate of sushi....made from rice krispys
Edible rice krispy food art, America - Apr 2016
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Talented student Jessica Siskin, or 'Mister Krisp', decided to create quirky food-art using the popular rice krispy cereal.
Her designs range from emojis, to fake avocado on toast, to an edible version of Kim Kardashian's racy photo shoot.
Jessica started making the krispy creations several years ago ahead of a friend's birthday. She uses food colouring to bring the designs to life and her designs can take up to two hours to complete.
Speaking on her website, Jessica says: "Three years ago I didn't know how to cook anything besides oversized heart-shaped Rice Krispies Treats (but I had other redeeming qualities). When I was invited to a potluck birthday dinner, I was stumped. The birthday girl was a surfer, so a friend suggested I make a Rice Krispies Treats surfboard.
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An adorable dog designm, made from rice krispys
Edible rice krispy food art, America - Apr 2016
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Talented student Jessica Siskin, or 'Mister Krisp', decided to create quirky food-art using the popular rice krispy cereal.
Her designs range from emojis, to fake avocado on toast, to an edible version of Kim Kardashian's racy photo shoot.
Jessica started making the krispy creations several years ago ahead of a friend's birthday. She uses food colouring to bring the designs to life and her designs can take up to two hours to complete.
Speaking on her website, Jessica says: "Three years ago I didn't know how to cook anything besides oversized heart-shaped Rice Krispies Treats (but I had other redeeming qualities). When I was invited to a potluck birthday dinner, I was stumped. The birthday girl was a surfer, so a friend suggested I make a Rice Krispies Treats surfboard.
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A fake smoked salmon and cream cheese bagel (made from rice krispys)
Edible rice krispy food art, America - Apr 2016
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Talented student Jessica Siskin, or 'Mister Krisp', decided to create quirky food-art using the popular rice krispy cereal.
Her designs range from emojis, to fake avocado on toast, to an edible version of Kim Kardashian's racy photo shoot.
Jessica started making the krispy creations several years ago ahead of a friend's birthday. She uses food colouring to bring the designs to life and her designs can take up to two hours to complete.
Speaking on her website, Jessica says: "Three years ago I didn't know how to cook anything besides oversized heart-shaped Rice Krispies Treats (but I had other redeeming qualities). When I was invited to a potluck birthday dinner, I was stumped. The birthday girl was a surfer, so a friend suggested I make a Rice Krispies Treats surfboard.
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A rice krispy ice-cream design
Edible rice krispy food art, America - Apr 2016
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Talented student Jessica Siskin, or 'Mister Krisp', decided to create quirky food-art using the popular rice krispy cereal.
Her designs range from emojis, to fake avocado on toast, to an edible version of Kim Kardashian's racy photo shoot.
Jessica started making the krispy creations several years ago ahead of a friend's birthday. She uses food colouring to bring the designs to life and her designs can take up to two hours to complete.
Speaking on her website, Jessica says: "Three years ago I didn't know how to cook anything besides oversized heart-shaped Rice Krispies Treats (but I had other redeeming qualities). When I was invited to a potluck birthday dinner, I was stumped. The birthday girl was a surfer, so a friend suggested I make a Rice Krispies Treats surfboard.
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The dancing woman emoji, made from rice krispys
Edible rice krispy food art, America - Apr 2016
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Talented student Jessica Siskin, or 'Mister Krisp', decided to create quirky food-art using the popular rice krispy cereal.
Her designs range from emojis, to fake avocado on toast, to an edible version of Kim Kardashian's racy photo shoot.
Jessica started making the krispy creations several years ago ahead of a friend's birthday. She uses food colouring to bring the designs to life and her designs can take up to two hours to complete.
Speaking on her website, Jessica says: "Three years ago I didn't know how to cook anything besides oversized heart-shaped Rice Krispies Treats (but I had other redeeming qualities). When I was invited to a potluck birthday dinner, I was stumped. The birthday girl was a surfer, so a friend suggested I make a Rice Krispies Treats surfboard.
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The dancing woman emoji, made from rice krispys
Edible rice krispy food art, America - Apr 2016
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s7dh
Talented student Jessica Siskin, or 'Mister Krisp', decided to create quirky food-art using the popular rice krispy cereal.
Her designs range from emojis, to fake avocado on toast, to an edible version of Kim Kardashian's racy photo shoot.
Jessica started making the krispy creations several years ago ahead of a friend's birthday. She uses food colouring to bring the designs to life and her designs can take up to two hours to complete.
Speaking on her website, Jessica says: "Three years ago I didn't know how to cook anything besides oversized heart-shaped Rice Krispies Treats (but I had other redeeming qualities). When I was invited to a potluck birthday dinner, I was stumped. The birthday girl was a surfer, so a friend suggested I make a Rice Krispies Treats surfboard.
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A rice krispy ice-cream design
Edible rice krispy food art, America - Apr 2016
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s7dh
Talented student Jessica Siskin, or 'Mister Krisp', decided to create quirky food-art using the popular rice krispy cereal.
Her designs range from emojis, to fake avocado on toast, to an edible version of Kim Kardashian's racy photo shoot.
Jessica started making the krispy creations several years ago ahead of a friend's birthday. She uses food colouring to bring the designs to life and her designs can take up to two hours to complete.
Speaking on her website, Jessica says: "Three years ago I didn't know how to cook anything besides oversized heart-shaped Rice Krispies Treats (but I had other redeeming qualities). When I was invited to a potluck birthday dinner, I was stumped. The birthday girl was a surfer, so a friend suggested I make a Rice Krispies Treats surfboard.
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A Notorious BIG inspired design, made from rice krispya
Edible rice krispy food art, America - Apr 2016
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Talented student Jessica Siskin, or 'Mister Krisp', decided to create quirky food-art using the popular rice krispy cereal.
Her designs range from emojis, to fake avocado on toast, to an edible version of Kim Kardashian's racy photo shoot.
Jessica started making the krispy creations several years ago ahead of a friend's birthday. She uses food colouring to bring the designs to life and her designs can take up to two hours to complete.
Speaking on her website, Jessica says: "Three years ago I didn't know how to cook anything besides oversized heart-shaped Rice Krispies Treats (but I had other redeeming qualities). When I was invited to a potluck birthday dinner, I was stumped. The birthday girl was a surfer, so a friend suggested I make a Rice Krispies Treats surfboard.
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A snicker bar design made from rice krispys
Edible rice krispy food art, America - Apr 2016
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Talented student Jessica Siskin, or 'Mister Krisp', decided to create quirky food-art using the popular rice krispy cereal.
Her designs range from emojis, to fake avocado on toast, to an edible version of Kim Kardashian's racy photo shoot.
Jessica started making the krispy creations several years ago ahead of a friend's birthday. She uses food colouring to bring the designs to life and her designs can take up to two hours to complete.
Speaking on her website, Jessica says: "Three years ago I didn't know how to cook anything besides oversized heart-shaped Rice Krispies Treats (but I had other redeeming qualities). When I was invited to a potluck birthday dinner, I was stumped. The birthday girl was a surfer, so a friend suggested I make a Rice Krispies Treats surfboard.
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A hummus design, made from rice krispys
Edible rice krispy food art, America - Apr 2016
FULL COPY: http://www.rexfeatures.com/nanolink/s7dh
Talented student Jessica Siskin, or 'Mister Krisp', decided to create quirky food-art using the popular rice krispy cereal.
Her designs range from emojis, to fake avocado on toast, to an edible version of Kim Kardashian's racy photo shoot.
Jessica started making the krispy creations several years ago ahead of a friend's birthday. She uses food colouring to bring the designs to life and her designs can take up to two hours to complete.
Speaking on her website, Jessica says: "Three years ago I didn't know how to cook anything besides oversized heart-shaped Rice Krispies Treats (but I had other redeeming qualities). When I was invited to a potluck birthday dinner, I was stumped. The birthday girl was a surfer, so a friend suggested I make a Rice Krispies Treats surfboard.
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A Kit Kat bar design, made from rice krispys
Edible rice krispy food art, America - Apr 2016
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Talented student Jessica Siskin, or 'Mister Krisp', decided to create quirky food-art using the popular rice krispy cereal.
Her designs range from emojis, to fake avocado on toast, to an edible version of Kim Kardashian's racy photo shoot.
Jessica started making the krispy creations several years ago ahead of a friend's birthday. She uses food colouring to bring the designs to life and her designs can take up to two hours to complete.
Speaking on her website, Jessica says: "Three years ago I didn't know how to cook anything besides oversized heart-shaped Rice Krispies Treats (but I had other redeeming qualities). When I was invited to a potluck birthday dinner, I was stumped. The birthday girl was a surfer, so a friend suggested I make a Rice Krispies Treats surfboard.
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A David Bowie inspired rice krispy creation
Edible rice krispy food art, America - Apr 2016
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Talented student Jessica Siskin, or 'Mister Krisp', decided to create quirky food-art using the popular rice krispy cereal.
Her designs range from emojis, to fake avocado on toast, to an edible version of Kim Kardashian's racy photo shoot.
Jessica started making the krispy creations several years ago ahead of a friend's birthday. She uses food colouring to bring the designs to life and her designs can take up to two hours to complete.
Speaking on her website, Jessica says: "Three years ago I didn't know how to cook anything besides oversized heart-shaped Rice Krispies Treats (but I had other redeeming qualities). When I was invited to a potluck birthday dinner, I was stumped. The birthday girl was a surfer, so a friend suggested I make a Rice Krispies Treats surfboard.
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The cheeky monkey emoji made from rice krispys
Edible rice krispy food art, America - Apr 2016
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Talented student Jessica Siskin, or 'Mister Krisp', decided to create quirky food-art using the popular rice krispy cereal.
Her designs range from emojis, to fake avocado on toast, to an edible version of Kim Kardashian's racy photo shoot.
Jessica started making the krispy creations several years ago ahead of a friend's birthday. She uses food colouring to bring the designs to life and her designs can take up to two hours to complete.
Speaking on her website, Jessica says: "Three years ago I didn't know how to cook anything besides oversized heart-shaped Rice Krispies Treats (but I had other redeeming qualities). When I was invited to a potluck birthday dinner, I was stumped. The birthday girl was a surfer, so a friend suggested I make a Rice Krispies Treats surfboard.
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