all images via Samantha Lee via Huffington Post
I must have been living under a rock because this is the first time I've come across Samantha Lee's edible work. How amazing is this stay at home mom who has created art out of everyday food? The Malaysia-based mother of two wanted to find a way to get her daughters excited to eat food and began her first Bento in December 2008. Despite not having a culinary background (and calling herself "ordinary and average"), she has made food be edible art. Samantha Lee even provides step-by-step instructions of how she made her plates so other parents (or non-parents) can recreate her work! She has had numerous press features and a big following on Instagram so if you haven't already seen her work, I highly suggest spending some time perusing her work!
Wow!! These are gorgeous! I wish I could do that! I love that she makes these beautiful pieces and then can eat them! Double awesome! :)
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oh my word nancy! those are just too cute for words. i have to pin these! hahaha thanks for sharing doll.
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omg her work is so amazing!! I love that Breakfast at Tiffany's plate. She is very talented
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So cute! It must take her ages to prepare supper for her kids:P. Very cool though!
ReplyDeleteohh so cute :)
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Seems like it takes so much work, but wow--super adorable. Pinning!
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I've never heard of her before! Thanks for featuring her. Love her edible art. When I see stuff like this, it makes me wonder why I'm not that creative:P
ReplyDeleteI don't know if that would encourage me to eat, it's too beautiful to ruin!
ReplyDeleteThese are all so amazing! I love bento art though there is no way I could ever recreate them!
ReplyDeletexo, alison*elle
They are co cute! I could never eat them!
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Cool! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is SO cute! Thanks for sharing- what awesome art!
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Oh wow, these are amazing! I love the creativity in these plates :)
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Too precious to be eaten!
ReplyDeleteNever heard of samantha lee, cute work/idea x
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So cool. After taking that much time to make them though I'd never want anyone touching them.
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These are like, the coolest and cutest things ever!! That Wednesday Adams one is my fave! I wouldn't want to eat any of them...maybe just frame them until they go bad :)
ReplyDeleteHer work is so inspiring!
ReplyDeleteXo, Hannah
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