Kit Kat Bench

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Intro: Kit Kat Bench

Have a break... have a Kit Kat... bench (made from Kit Kat's, and other assorted chocolate)

STEP 1: Buy Lots of Chocolate

(this is quite easy, BTW!)

STEP 2: Basic Bench

I covered a piece of syrofoam in tin foil, and make some holes with a pair of cooking chop sticks (because they make circular holes closer to the size/shape of the strawberry laces.)

The chocolate then is balanced on top.

STEP 3: Paving Slabs

Garabaldi biscuits create a fairly nice tile pattern for the paving slabs. I was going to add some grass by using cream and green food colouring, but couldn't find any colourings.

STEP 4: The Man

Cocktail sticks, poked through flying saucers and mini-marshmallows make up the basic man shape. 

I added some tooty frooties for shoes.

Note the catherine wheel - this is intended to be part of a spiral armrest.

STEP 5: Chocolate Fingers

The back pieces are supported with chocolate fingers; they're fixed by using chocolate body paint as glue, and putting them in the fridge for a few minutes!

STEP 6: Nearly There...

Note the use of licorice as a scarf, and arm rest.

STEP 7: Done

Now... who wants to eat chocolate? :)

15 Comments

I love how you slipped in the chocolate body paint. . .
Life is like a box of chocolate
That's adorable. Love it!
Very cute, the scarf cracks me up!
This is awesome, but do you think you could add some more details on what kinds of chocolate to buy? It seems like your project used a wide range of various ones.

Also Forest Gum!
I only used what was featured in the picture: Kit kat (obviously), Curly Wurly (arms), and chocolate fingers (rear supports). I didn't include the chocolate body paint in the image because I didn't think of using it when I started making it.