Say cheese! Or hot sauce for that matter. Instagram artists have taken playing with their food to a whole new level, creating intricate portraits of actors, singers and other pop-culture icons with edible ingredients. Take a peek at some of the best examples of the viral #foodart trend.
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Say cheese! Or hot sauce for that matter. Instagram artists have taken playing with their food to a whole new level, creating intricate portraits of actors, singers and other pop-culture icons with edible ingredients. Take a peek at some of the best examples of the viral #foodart trend.
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The Instagram sensation Harley Langberg (@harleysfood_art) fittingly captured the Purple Rain icon in purple cabbage.
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Hocus pocus! Langberg didn’t need to put a spell on his Oreos to summon this mischievous trio (portrayed by Kathy Najimy, Bette Midler and Sarah Jessica Parker) from Disney's Halloween classic.
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So emotional! The music icon’s birthday inspired Langberg to create this colorful likeness of the Grammy winner out of Fruity Pebbles cereal.
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In the midst of a bitter campaign cycle, Langberg whipped up this sweet interpretation of the two presidential candidates buffered by 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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The Sherlock actor — or “Beanidict Cumberbatch” as Langberg punned — gets the food art treatment with the saucy side dish.
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Langberg plated up this moody interpretation of Harington’s Game of Thrones character with coffee grinds.
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No cheap tricks from Langberg! He rendered the Australian singer-songwriter's signature look in three types of rice (black, brown and white) and a chili pepper.
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Tisha Cherry — an occupational therapist in New Jersey — used dyed cream filling from Oreo cookies to capture four of J.K. Rowling’s core Harry Potter characters (played in the films by Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Alan Rickman and Rupert Grint).
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Cherry, who goes by @tishacherry on Instagram, used brewed coffee from Stumptown Roasters to “sketch” this image of the Canadian singer-songwriter.
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We can’t blame anyone for getting hypnotized by Cherry’s chocolate-and-sprinkles work of art.
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“We found love in a toastless place,” captioned Cherry, whose profile of the Barbadian bad girl uses strawberries and Nutella (“-ella -ella”).
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Cherry’s got hot sauce in her bag — and on the table for this likeness of Queen Bey in her "Formation" video slayage.
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