Snacktaku is always on the lookout for new things to eat, but we also accept new ways to eat old things. Spanish artist Alejo Maliaās mouthwateringJurassic Sweet series fits the bill quite nicely. Any couple hundred people want to split a Donutsaurus Rex?
One of the most difficult questions posed to dinosaur-studying scientists (dinologists is not the correct term but it sounds cool) since the first massive bones were unearthed is āHow would humans go about eating one of these?ā Do we start from the tail? How many burgers is one t-rex? How do we toss legs that large in lemon pepper sauce?
Alejoās creations put those questions neatly to bed. In the case of the Donutsaurus Rex, for example, weād eat the legs and underbelly first, so the final bites have a lower cake-to-frosting (CTF) ratio.
In the case of the Muffinodon we take a similar approach, but instead of eating the legs we discard them completely. The top bit is where the flavor is.
Of course not every Jurassic Sweet meal plan is as clear cut. In the case of the Cookieraptor, Iād suggest eating the head first, so itās no longer starting at you with those creepy yellow slit eyes as you devour its chocolate chip body. Or maybe just discard the head, as now Iām imagining the creatureās own saliva melting through its lower jaw.
And suddenly Iām not so hungry anymore. Odd. If youāre still feeling peckish, hit up the link below for a few more tasty terrible lizard creations.
Alejo Malia ā Jurassic Sweet [Behance]
