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Trying to lose a little weight by cutting back on fast food and eating smaller portions? Now you can, literally.
A very crafty woman responded to a "craft challenge" and created a teeny tiny Splenda-packet-sized tray of fast food. Tiny replicas of food are nothing new, but when the replicas are made with real food and are actually edible, that's quite an achievement! The craftser used tiny pickles, tomatoes, and the innermost rings of onions, but made the bun, the burger patty, and French fries herself. Her husband fashioned the tray from clay. The photo here shows just how small the entire tray is, but a super close-up of the tiny burger on the craftster forum is incredible. You would never guess that the burger fits on your fingertip.
Thanks for the tip, Candace!
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9-15-2006 @9:37PM Jill said... I'll have 15 of those...to go please
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9-15-2006 @11:51PM Sparkina said... Adorable! A great snack for cocktail parties, or a fun munchie for a kiddie bash
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9-16-2006 @12:24PM Dr. Electro said... Does she do micro Big Macs? How about inch-long chili dogs? Dang it, now I'm hungry again.
Smaller portions are the key. It worked for my wife. She dropped an incredible 160 pounds without counseling, surgery, pills or diets. Sensible eating turned a short heavyweight into a petite goddess.
That said, I don't know if whe would even go for the teeny try of goodies. I would!
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9-17-2006 @10:22AM Franz Hemingbeck said... It bespeaks the crappy state of our society when people use terms like "splenda sized packet." Why not sugar?
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9-17-2006 @4:43PM Eric said... "It bespeaks the crappy state of our society when people use terms like 'splenda sized packet.' Why not sugar?"
Because the size reference used in one of the pictures was a Splenda packet, not a sugar packet.
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9-18-2006 @7:33AM Brad Turner said... Oh, sugar! THese are adoreable! I'm going to crafts some of my own. Beautiful.
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9-19-2006 @6:01PM Carol said... Another cute mini idea is to make cheerio doughnuts. My daughter did this for a class project and it was a hit. Use melted chocolate, powdered sugar and sprinkles.
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