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Artist Uses Junk Food to Create Beautiful Photos

By Alex Hawkins at Spoon University

It’s hard to beat Wright’s food arrangements that we fell in love with last month. But when you use foods like cereal and candy, it’s kind of hard to resist liking Emily Blincoe‘s work more. I mean, we are college students…

Forget making us want to diet. I’ll take all of these lollipops, please.

Buying a box of this ASAP to recreate it for instagram. #noshame

I’ve never had Whataburger, but now I wantaburger. Or maybe just the fries.

It’s my childhood, but in one brilliantly red picture.

The nostalgia just doesn’t end.

She even flew to the UK just to get a Mars Bar for this pic. Dedication, girl.

Is it Halloween?

I don’t think you can get any of these in the US…

Umm, why doesn’t my grocery store sell blue eggs? Can we start a petition?

Because I need all of these in my life. With the blue eggs, though.

To all my friends out there, expect this at your next birthday party.

Alright, healthy food doesn’t look half bad.

Or maybe really good… damn, it’s getting hot in hurrrr.

You say tomato…

I say toe-mah-toe.

I’m going nuts. Make it stop.

Whoa. Perfection.

Are these all olives? There are red olives?

Still trying to understand the placement of the pretzel and animal crackers. Sigh, art.

Swedish Fish definitely count as fruit.

If this isn’t reason enough to like pickles, I don’t know what is.

I think this is food? #sos

Yeah, you’re welcome. Check out the rest of her arrangements here.

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