We've had a few people to suggest to us that we use these for our favours:
And yeah, I get it. They're cool you can stack them like real Lego and probably have a blast playing around with them, like so:
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BUT
The thing is...
They just don't taste nice.
They taste like chalk. No one is going to eat them- they'll just get played with and end up being thrown away in the end. Plus, they don't fit in with our colour scheme and I don't fancy buying loads and picking out just the white/blue ones.
Now, these!
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These are cute AND tasty. They're likely to get eaten and still be enjoyed, they're easier to fit into our theme and overall a little more suitable for adults and children alike!
But if we could manage stackable chocolate bricks... that would blow my and everyone else's minds!
Hmm
*Ponders the possibilities*
You can get moulds for Lego bricks. I've seen ice cube trays and chocolate moulds around. If you bought two and layed one on top of the other while the chocolate was setting you'd end up with the indents and possibly stackable bricks. Possibly. Or you could just have non-stackable ones :P
ReplyDeleteWe've actually got the ice tray moulds for the bricks! Only have one of them though so we'd either need to get another or cut it in half maybe? Haha. That could totally work though :)
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