Circuitry Snacks web site at
http://www.evilmadscientist.com/article.php/circuitsnacks gives tips how to make circuitry snacks! Those snacks look like electronics circuits.
If your two favorite things in the world are playing with electronics and playing with food, this site is well worth to visit. The page begins by gathering up appropriate snack-food building blocks and making food-based models of electronic components. From these components, you can assemble “circuitry snacks”– edible models of functioning electronic circuits.
Below is one full edible circuit example. The resistor values are 100 k (x2), and a 1 uF Nilla wafer ceramic cap. The LED load resistor is 330 ohms. (orange-orage-black-gold)
Electronics snack example
15 Comments
Zachary Wojnicki says:
I am really enjoying reading your well written articles. It looks like you spend a lot of effort and time on your blog. I have bookmarked it and I am looking forward to reading new articles. Keep up the good work!
Computer Upgrades philadelphia says:
Cool site, I’m so glad I wandered here through google. Going to definitely have to put this one on the morning routine.
Critical says:
Nice blog on Circuitry Snacks ” Tomi Engdahl’s ePanorama blog It is very informative but I don’t fully agree with it as I have read other online views on the same. It was good to spend evening going through internet on Tuesday . I’ll visit again to…
Lawana Booty says:
Do not you assume fantastic to convey “Thank You” to get a superb publish?
Joel Cante says:
I tend not to must bring as much as date my blogroll each and every single time My partner and i include a brand new weblog to my Readers
Lenny Dwellingham says:
I’m just dissatisfied I could merely “thumbs-up” your post just once.
Evan Bormet says:
I have to say that you’ve created such a beneficial net website, We identified that in Google. Water Heater
top online says:
You must proceed your personal composing. I’m sure, you have got a fantastic readers’ base already!
Tomi Engdahl says:
Gingerbread Class AB Amplifier
http://hackaweek.com/hacks/?p=1036
Here it is, just in time for the holidays! A gingerbread circuit based on the same class AB amplifier I made last year for a Hack A Week project. An explanation of the circuit, the schematic and a parts list can be found on that post. This project is about edible gingerbread circuit boards and how to create them.
I used Gingerbread mix for the perf board and capacitors, string cheese for the resistors, candied sugar for the diodes and transistors and licorice whips for the wires.
web hosting unlimited bandwidth says:
Such a fantastic web site! Incredible. Cheers! Kim
Cecil Kroner says:
Which can be only best! Numerous thanks
xxx says:
Internet marketing and advertising pleased to understand this internet site. 2 huge thumbs upward, man!
Tomi Engdahl says:
Fabricating edible LEDs
http://hackaday.com/2013/03/07/fabricating-edible-leds/
http://learn.adafruit.com/led-gummy-candies/
Ever look at a pile of 10mm LEDs and think “mmm, they look just like gumdrops!” These LED gummy candies are so realistic they’ll have your friends fooled at first, then delighted that they are actually edible (and delicious). This tutorial covers the basics of food-safe silicone mold making and provides a recipe for gummy candies you can make at home.
Tomi Engdahl says:
https://www.evilmadscientist.com/2007/circuitry-snacks/
tomi says:
Thank you for your feedback.