Little Coloured Bricks

If Lego was something edible, a pail of it would be out in minutes –consumed faster than your usual KFC bucket meal and munched with more delight than a smores bar or whatever fatty food you fancy.

If Lego was food, it will be good with a few splashes of hot sauce or Tabasco or maybe some cream cheese.

If you fancy Japanese food, Lego can be as delectable as sushi made by the best Japanese sushi master.

It’s a good thing Lego isn’t ice cream or else it would be the only thing that kids would eat during the warm months.

And a good thing that Lego is not edible because we’d be spending more with our restaurant bills and won’t even try other restaurants anymore. That’s how amazing Lego is.

Can you imagine a Lego pizza loaded with pepperoni and all that pizza goodness? We know you can –you are a Lego enthusiast ala master builder on your own right after all. What about a few Lego burgers and why don’t we add a shake to those fries, eh?

Surely, if Lego bricks were edible they would be brickaliciously good and we mean good –finger licking good for that matter.

With Lego being food, we can now quote Brad Pitt in his Pringles commercial that once you pop you can’t stop –that was a long time ago and you kids might not even know that commercial and we are not even sure if he really said that but hey, if Lego were like Pringles you can be sure that you will be having a good time.

Lego isn’t food though and that may be a blessing in disguise because your grandmother might not allow you to play with your food which can be quite a drag really. Lego is best for building and totally not edible but you can make delectable-looking creations with it as if they are real.