Cooking with LEGO®

03 January 2024

LEGO® and food, two things we just can't get enough of. You surely can't either. So what if you combine the two? That is exactly what the Stop Motion filmmakers of the YouTube channel LEGO® Cooking are doing. They combine real recipes with food in LEGO® form. The result of that combination, you can see in this video.

All the food looks fantastic, regret however is that it is not edible. If you want to see more videos from LEGO® Cooking check out their YouTube channel. There you can watch many more tasty films. New films are added every week.

More LEGO® food

If you also want to give your LEGO® minifigures something to eat, look among all the loose LEGO® parts in the food category. LEGO® food and drink parts are not only a fun addition to your builds, but your minifigures also need to eat and drink right? From pizza to ice creams and fruit to cans of soda, there are countless options to bring your LEGO® world even more to life. One of the most popular LEGO® food and drink parts are the different types of pizza. These come in different sizes and toppings, from a simple margherita to an elaborate pizza with all kinds of ingredients. You can use these pizzas to build a restaurant or organise a pizza night for your minifigures. Ice creams are also a common part of the LEGO® range. From classic ice cream cones to modern frozen yoghurt cups, there is something for everyone. By adding these ice creams to your build, you can create the feeling of a hot summer day and let your minifigures enjoy a refreshing treat.

But LEGO® food and drink parts are not just fun for decoration, they can also be used for educational activities. By building a supermarket or a kitchen, you can teach children about different types of food and drink. For example, you can play a game where children have to search for the right ingredients for a dish or drink. You can also use LEGO® food and drink parts to focus on healthy eating. You can make children think about which foods are healthy and which are not. By building a healthy meal or organising a fruit and vegetable market, you can teach children about nutrition in a fun way. Finally, there are also LEGO® drink parts, such as soda cans and coffee mugs. These can be used to build a café or canteen, or to simulate a picnic or barbecue. By adding these drink parts, you can make your LEGO® world even more realistic.

In short, LEGO® food and drink parts are a fun addition to your builds and can be used for educational activities. Whether you are building a pizzeria, a supermarket or a café, there are countless possibilities to use these parts and let your creativity run wild.

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