This takes Instagram-worthy toast to another level:
! But it’s Japanese artist Manami Sasaki who found the ultimate distraction du jour: toast art.
“The reason I started doing toast art was lockdown. I was spending an hour and a half commuting to work, but working from home led me to wake up late and get lazy,” Sasaki tells. “I wanted to get up early in the morning and create a morning routine that would excite me. That's when I started the toast art for breakfast.”
Each piece, Sasaki says, takes around three hours to make from start to finish. After deciding on a concept, she walks to her local supermarket to shop for ingredients. She’s cognizant of which materials change color and shape when applied to heat . Recently, she used prosciutto to represent the orange slickness of a goldfish, and purple cabbage to illustrate the regal feel of a kimono; blueberries served as a centerpiece of a summer flower.
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