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Lego Sushi +

Lego Sushi

I had the craving for sushi a few nights ago, but never made it out. But Mona came to the rescue with her Lego Sushi find. It didn’t satisfy my hunger, but it definitely made me smile.

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The lego sushi is very well done, and features your popular varieties including different maki, and nigiri rolls. My favorites are the Ebi (shrimp), and the ikura roe. Who would of thought to make sushi out of legos!

Nelson’s Flickr stream via Mona’s FriendFeed.

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6 Responses to “Lego Sushi”

  1. 1
    DarkNo Gravatar Says:

    mmm, lego. nyom, nyom.

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    Jeff StapleNo Gravatar Says:

    Wow, that’s really cool. I should get out my massive Lego collection and build something nerdy that the blogs will talk about =P

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    HAIIINo Gravatar Says:

    ahhh thats awesome

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    Lego Sushi For Your Appetizer Says:

    [...] appetite for dinner. Why not start digging your old lego block collection and create sushi from it. Xorxist showed several lego sushi picture and it looks pretty nice. The lego sushi is very well done and it [...]

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    The Gadget Vault Says:

    Lego Sushi…

    Yet more proof that there are lots of people with way too much free time! This sushi dinner made from Lego looks just amazing. Let’s see what we have here. I recognize a California roll, a tuna roll, and I don’t really recognize the third r…

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    kotiteatteriNo Gravatar Says:

    great use for a lego brick. I have to post this on my gadget blog.

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