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3 05 2012

Totally crackers … food artist Prudence Staite made Stonehenge out of cheese and biscuits

Food artist Prudence Staite made some of the UKs most iconic landmarks out nothing but FOOD.

Totally crackers … food artist Prudence Staite made Stonehenge out of cheese and biscuits

Caters News Agency

By EMILY FAIRBAIRN

Food artist Prudence Staite, 32, has meticulously hand-crafted some of the UK’s most iconic landmarks using dairy and other food snacks.

The collection includes a Stonehenge that’s built from chunks of Cheddar, Red Leicester and Stilton cheeses set on a green salad platter with crackers forming the perimeter.

Full story – http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4292408/Food-artist-Prudence-Staite-creates-iconic-British-landmarks-out-of-food.html

Merlin says “NEVER has something so cheesy been so brilliant”

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Date : May 3, 2012
Categories : cheesehenge, Stonehenge, Stonehenge news, Stonehenge tours

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