The ‘Nibbled Jaffa Cakes of Britain’ was a project taken on by
Dominic Wilcox to test how far he could push his creativity
using cookies as his material. Using only Jaffa Cakes, Wilcox
re-created some of the iconic British symbols. Using his teeth
as tools, Wilcox nibbled away to shape landmarks and even the
Loch Ness monster which weaves in and out of the plate. Perhaps
the most impressive of the tiny structures is the miniature
version of Stonehenge, which stands atop another cookie. Wilcox
even shone a light through the orange plastic the cookies came
in to create a sunset effect. The Nibbled Jaffa Cakes of Britain
show that one can push their creativity limits if they give
themselves barriers to work inside. English Cookie Art 628
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