Personalised Lego Candies and Chocolates

 by philby
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In a nutshell: using a Dremel, carve a message or the name of your loved ones into Lego blocks. Using PinkySil Silicone, make moulds of the blocks. Make toffee or chocolate. Cast Christmas sweets with names or messages.

Kids enjoy the process (and the outcome). 
 
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Step 1: Inscribe loving message

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I wanted my kids to have some unique end of year gifts for their classmates, so using a Dremel with a fine cutting bit I inscribed their names into some plastic blocks. (free advertising to Lego here, so hopefully no court cases…). I found this part pretty tricky - have the Dremel speed to high and the plastic melts. Too slow and it takes ages. For some reason the black lego piece seemed easier to cut.


TheInstructableGirls says: Mar 26, 2012. 7:14 AM
Great! they taste SO good!
Very Interesting says: Dec 18, 2011. 9:40 AM
Those are awesome!
rocketsurgery says: Dec 17, 2011. 8:23 PM
What a nifty idea! You could make all sorts of edible holiday themed Lego, the possibilities are endless! In step 1, does the inscription have to be loving? Great job, absolutely classic!
philby (author) in reply to rocketsurgeryDec 17, 2011. 11:06 PM
thanks Uniquemanafey!
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