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This Stop Motion LEGO Cheeseburger Will Have You Salivating

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By Moss & FogUpdated 1 min read
This stop motion lego cheeseburger will have you salivating

There’s not a lot of flavor in a standard plastic LEGO brick. It’s not very digestible, either. But don’t tell that to Tomosteen, who makes impressive stop-motion cooking videos.

Their LEGO cheese burger is so carefully crafted, so realistic in its movements and assembly, that you might just start drooling a bit.

We like the way the animator often starts with real ingredients, and we see them instantly “LEGO-fy” once sliced or assembled.

Check out the video below, and see more on Tomosteen’s content on Youtube.

Close-up of a wall-mounted panel displaying blue-lit glass elements.
Blue flames warming the grill
A worktable with a partially completed LEGO food item, featuring yellow and beige LEGO pieces assembled to resemble a sandwich or burger, with a knife positioned beside it.
Spreading the butter on the buns
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A red LEGO structure in the shape of a heart, featuring white and dark red pieces, with steam rising in the background.
The hamburger steaming on the grill
A person slicing a head of lettuce with a knife on a wooden cutting board, with small green toy blocks nearby.
Real lettuce transforming into LEGO
Two large LEGO creations resembling a hamburger on the left and a pizza on the right, displayed on a wooden surface.
The carefully prepared burger
A colorful, LEGO burger model on a wooden cutting board, featuring layers of yellow, brown, and green bricks representing bun, meat, and vegetables.
The final, tasty piece.

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