Chocolate LEGO

[Herky]

Get them while they last, well you can't really cause they aren't for sale, but kind of a cool idea really but I am sure this will get some kind of infringement notice from TLG's lawyers, unless they were commissioned by the folks in Billund.

https://www.yahoo.com/food/edible-chocolate-legos-will-make-your-inner-child-go-94732535596.html

Edited August 15, 2014 by Herky

[jodawill]

TLG doesn't have a patent on those parts, so people can do whatever they want with the design.

[alois]

No, TLC's lawyers can't do anything against using the brick shape. Otherwise there would'nt be Mega Bloks, Kreo and others.

[Lind Whisperer]

I get the feeling that you could make some pretty sweet MOCs with those.

[Herky]

good one whisperer...so for those that know, using the LEGO brand name on the chocolate is not an infringement? If you look at the pics in the article, the chocolate does say LEGO on it...but since they aren't for sale, the guy might be ok.

I thought the patent/trademark/whatever would cover this since it has the LEGO name on it

[CptPJs]

Amazon and suchlike sell silicone ice cube trays in brick shapes, you could melt down your own chocolate and make some? They have minifigure ones too, actually getting some tubes of icing and designing chocolate minifigures sounds like a great idea.

[MiloNelsiano]

Those reddish Brown pieces that say Lego are real Legos. He's using them for molding or showing that they are the same size. The whiteish Pieces on top of them are the chocolate pieces.

[dr_spock]

Those reddish Brown pieces that say Lego are real Legos. He's using them for molding or showing that they are the same size. The whiteish Pieces on top of them are the chocolate pieces.

That could be bad if you bite into the wrong piece.

[Roger_Smith]

Kind of reminds me of a video Ashens once did about fake Lego

(the part about edible brickstyle candy is right at the beginning, but the whole video is worth watching)