It was only a matter of time before that "leggo my Eggo" slogan went somewhere, right? Yep, there are now
Lego-brick-shaped waffles from Eggo. I saw these in the supermarket the other day and then this morning found reference
to them on a few different blogs. Most accounts agree that you can't build a damn thing with these, as they only have
three holes on the bottom of each brick. Lore
Sjöberg over at Wired had this to say: "You can't build. You can just kind of stack. Heap, really."
(Sjöberg also has some great commentary on individually wrapped prunes, if you're into that sort of thing.) There
were similar sentiments in the comments at Strange New Products but I think Lego blog
Nextbrick summed it up best, saying
"Finally, Lego elements that are supposed to have teeth marks!"Lego waffles
It was only a matter of time before that "leggo my Eggo" slogan went somewhere, right? Yep, there are now
Lego-brick-shaped waffles from Eggo. I saw these in the supermarket the other day and then this morning found reference
to them on a few different blogs. Most accounts agree that you can't build a damn thing with these, as they only have
three holes on the bottom of each brick. Lore
Sjöberg over at Wired had this to say: "You can't build. You can just kind of stack. Heap, really."
(Sjöberg also has some great commentary on individually wrapped prunes, if you're into that sort of thing.) There
were similar sentiments in the comments at Strange New Products but I think Lego blog
Nextbrick summed it up best, saying
"Finally, Lego elements that are supposed to have teeth marks!"Comments [2]
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