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The Edible Cell

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Guys, remember the edible cell?  Truly the most delicious of all elementary school science projects.  Looking at these is making me so nostalgic, I want to plan an edible cell party where everyone has to bring one.

(Full disclosure: one of these is a professional job.  Don’t feel bad if yours looked more like this.)

Mine was a cookie cake with the cells drawn in icing. I win.

EDIBLE SCIENCE!!! TWO OF MY FAVORITE THINGS!!!

When my class did this, we had the option of writing a story to tell the whole cell thing. I’m a big enough nerd that that appealed to me more than cake.

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    Lol omg I made mine out of hair gel, beads, styrofoam, and friend onion things for the mitochondria…..
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    oh i did this in grade 8. made a giant fucking jello thing like reallt fuckin big and everyone who had it loved it.
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    Oops, I nostalgia’d.
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    I just want to eat it all. Now.
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    soup looks amazing. I could go for some...that sciencey goodness right now.
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    Making one of these in 7th grade and making a color-coded clay rendition of my home state in 5th grade were some of my...
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    My colleagues who teach grade 8...still do this as
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