I used to think the plastic food and mini plastic food was odd but
entertaining but Konapun is ridiculous.I found this description of Konapun on the Edgyjapan.jp website
Konapun is a miniature, non-edible sample food making kit for kids,
manufactured by Bandai, one of the biggest toy manufactures in Japan.
Each Konapun kit contains a set of powders and what you do is to mix
these with water and imitate cooking process — your favorite
spaghetti, curry rice, fried chicken, and even sushi is ready for you
(A petit-version though.)
entertaining but Konapun is ridiculous.I found this description of Konapun on the Edgyjapan.jp website
Konapun is a miniature, non-edible sample food making kit for kids,
manufactured by Bandai, one of the biggest toy manufactures in Japan.
Each Konapun kit contains a set of powders and what you do is to mix
these with water and imitate cooking process — your favorite
spaghetti, curry rice, fried chicken, and even sushi is ready for you
(A petit-version though.)
This magic powder is mainly made from Alginic acid, seaweed’s
constituent, and each food powder contains different additives to
create the color and viscosity required to imitate the designated
dish. Before that, you need a kitchen set, (JPY5,250) which contains
literally what you find in a typical Japanese kitchen.
Some links if you think I’m making this up….
http://www.bonappetit.com/blogsandforums/blogs/badaily/2010/07/mini-toy-food-…
http://www.edgyjapan.jp/2010/04/20100415-1.html
http://www.youtube.com/user/RRcherrypie
