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THE LATEST ‘WEIRD thing’ to take hold of the internet is people cooking with mini food, and mini utensils.
There seems to be no particular reason behind the tiny culinary adventures, but they’re strangely hypnotising and have millions of views between them. Known as Kawaii cooking, the movement started in Japan but has since spread across youtube.
Like where did they even get all this stuff? Is it from Sylvanian Families?
There’s a little stove, to make little potato cakes.
Surely we can appetise you with a mini cheeseburger?
Thursday 7 November, 2024
Thursday 7 November, 2024
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These teeny tiny cookery videos are the most baffling YouTube trend
THE LATEST ‘WEIRD thing’ to take hold of the internet is people cooking with mini food, and mini utensils.
There seems to be no particular reason behind the tiny culinary adventures, but they’re strangely hypnotising and have millions of views between them. Known as Kawaii cooking, the movement started in Japan but has since spread across youtube.
Like where did they even get all this stuff? Is it from Sylvanian Families?
There’s a little stove, to make little potato cakes.
Surely we can appetise you with a mini cheeseburger?
What about tiny doughnuts?
Think of all the calories you’re saving!
Little teeny tiny dumplings?
Just when you thought you could deal… mini corn dogs!
We know a certain hamster that would be in its element here
Check out more mini cookery videos on the Minature Space youtube channel.
ht Buzzfeed
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