This Dad Makes Intricate Toast Sculptures For His Kids Every Day

The average parent is thrilled if they manage to any food at all into their kids in the morning, but one dad has found a (labour intensive, completely unfeasible) method to ensuring his children are always excited about breakfast. Adam Perry was inspired to get seriously creative with his serving techniques when one of his two daughters, aged nine and 13, developed a severe food allergy and was limited to eating the same breakfast every day: plain white toast and sunflower oil. Perry decided he'd try to make her boring brekkie a little more interesting and set about creating his first toast sculpture, kicking off with a model of the London Eye...

A photo posted by Adam Perry (@2slicesoftoast) on Apr 22, 2016 at 5:06am PDT

The UK-based dad told ABC:  I started playing with toast to get her excited about her breakfast again and to make both the girls laugh when they came down to eat." Soon his miniature carb sculptures were becoming more and more detailed...

It's the London Marathon today so I made Tower Bridge with working draw bridge out of toast whilst the kettle boiled. Good luck to everyone running! #2slices #breakfast #bread #toast #foodstagram #london #towerbridge #londonmarathon #marathon #running #run #foodporn A photo posted by Adam Perry (@2slicesoftoast) on Apr 24, 2016 at 1:30am PDT

Having shared a few of his creations on Instagram, Perry soon built up a large following of almost 4,000 fans - all eager to see his next creations.

Here in the UK we are used to rubbish, rainy weather. Today is going to be colder than Xmas and it's nearly May, so I decided to make a cloud with rain out of toast whilst the kettle boiled #2slices #toast #bread #breakfast #weather #uk #rain #season #storm #cold #london #foodstagram #food #foodporn

A photo posted by Adam Perry (@2slicesoftoast) on Apr 26, 2016 at 12:11am PDT

"I decided to open an Instagram account (@2slicesoftoast) dedicated to toast, just for fun, and vowed to my kids that I'd create something out of toast every morning for at least a year to make them smile, and that's how it started!" he said.

A photo posted by Adam Perry (@2slicesoftoast) on Jun 17, 2016 at 1:26am PDT

We love his brilliant creations. We just won't be attempting them ourselves come back-to-school

A photo posted by Adam Perry (@2slicesoftoast) on Aug 10, 2016 at 5:24am PDT

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