Kracie Popin’ Cookin’ Sushi Candy

Edible Sushi Candy Party

One day, I was browsing in a toy shop when I saw videos of Kracie series of DIY miniature food. The videos, made by RRcherrypie, were very well done and made me really fascinated. At that time, I thought that they were some kind of polymer clay art and I was so pleasantly surprised to find out, after research, that they are edible gummy candy (grape flavored jello/gummy/soft candy) without artificial colours. I bought a few boxes from Gmarket (so far the cheapest place I can find) and the first box we played with last weekend was the Kracie Popin’ Cookin’ Sushi Candy. After we made the sushi, I realise they are so small and life-like that I decided to do a cute little photo shoot with my toys. All the sushi (salmon roe, tuna and tamago) and the saucer of soy sauce you see on the “table” (actually a wooden sushi plate) are edible; the rest are toy props from my miniature food series collection (I don’t just love cooking, I collect mini food toys too, :P).

I’m amazed by how lifelike the sushi looked. You can see the grains on the tuna and the translucency of the salmon roe. Even the colours are as close as can be.

This is the tamago (Japanese egg omelette) sushi with seaweed. The ginger and soy sauce bottle in the backdrop are toys but the soy sauce in a saucer is real – provided in the sushi kit.

How the salmon roe was made – if only they taste like the real thing!

This is the box of Kracie Popin Cookin DIY Sushi that we bought.

via Tell a Toy Story (check out the link for more photos)

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