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"  Raise your hand if you ever tried to eat paste? Play-Doh? Crayons? I know, for many children, the candy-colored allure of Crayons can be undeniable, as they frequently beckon curious children to come nibble off the top a bit of the vibrant waxy goodness. But alas, Crayons are not food...until now.  The food and fashion site Luxirare recently unveiled their elegant version of the iconic Crayon, the only thing is that their interpretation is 100% edible. Made from ingredients like nuts, seeds, marshmallows, dried fruits, and bee pollen, the Luxirare Crayon resembles a more rough-hewn rendering of the waxy original. Pressed into a Crayon-like mold, the green version, for example, consists of peas, green beans, dried kiwi, green fruity pebbles, and dried pumpkin seeds. Other colors are made from a variety of ingredients with matching hues (corn, bananas, bee pollen, etc.) and all of the color sets are conceived, not so much by taste, but more by color.  The not so great news is that these highly innovative creations are not yet (and may never be) available for purchase. However, judging from the highly detailed process photos on the website, it may be easy enough to replicate the craft to make something good enough, or even better than the original, and there exist several other low-tech recipes for edible crayons all over the web. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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