Are iPhones delicious or what? One YouTube vixen seems to think so. And she deep throats an entire iPhone for social media fans everywhere to prove it. People are doing all sorts of crazy stuff with iPhones. Dropping them from 100-foot ledges, using them as pepper spray, and now eating them. But don’t get too excited yet. This DIY iPhone edible project is all about candy. And it actually looks freaking delicious. If you are bored on a Saturday afternoon and want to get tech with your baking, this DIY project may be great for any Apple fan.
Make Your iPhone Edible
A YouTube video posted by Krist Soup shows you how to make iPhone candy. The DIY project was actually inspired by those mini Gameboy candies. Remember those? Probably not, because they don’t really exist. Krist Yu from Krist Soup, however, sure thought so. She shows you how to get the edible display, front and back. Imagine the possibilities. Trump candies? Hillary edibles? Stephen Hawking space food? She then made iPhone molds and melted pineapple jolly ranchers for a clear base into them. A DIY baller move.
Marijuana Edibles by Apple
Krist Soup has more than 200,000 subscribers. And since her DIY iPhone edible project is about sweet, delicious food, there must have been a few stoners watching. This video could have opened up a new type of iPhone inspired marijuana edible. Imagine cruising your local marijuana dispensary and coming across a box of edible iPhones. Now you can combine your love for tech with your love for cannabis. Making your own marijuana edible iPhones is probably not recommended, but if someone figured out how to mass-produce them, like say Apple, it could boost those declining sales margins.
More Fun Facts
The iPhone is coming up on its anniversary soon, and the next generation launch is rumored to be in September 2016. There has been some buzz over features. However, many have no idea where the iPhone actually came from. For instance, it started as an iPad project first. Yep, Steve Jobs stumbled on the smartphone idea after seeing tablet designs. The trademark “iPhone” was actually not originally owned by Apple. Cisco actually had it first.
