This 4-ingredient Labubu toast looks fancy but is so easy to make

Labubu Toast

Cute Labubu Toast

Hi friend,

Turn your breakfast into the cutest weekend project with this Labubu toast tutorial! If you love spending your weekends with a silly kind of fun breakfast, this is exactly what you’re looking for :) I made this for my mother-in-law, who recognized it immediately and thought it was a fun breakfast to start her day. 

Using just basic kitchen tools, we’ll transform a slice of milk bread toast into an adorable Labubu lookalike (easier on you and your wallet than hunting down those limited-edition blind boxes!). Is it technically a Lafufu in this case? ( ˆ𐃷ˆ) .ᐟ.ᐟ

Use your favorite toast spread to color your Labubu, and you’ve got a fun breakfast that’s almost too cute to eat! ٩(^ᗜ^ )و ´-

-Sharon Hsu of sparklecakerie.com



The best Labubu Toast Recipe
Yield 1 Labubu Toast
Author
Prep time
30 Min
Cook time
5 Min
Total time
35 Min

The best Labubu Toast Recipe

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Ingredients

For the labubu toast

Instructions

Outline Face Silhouette:
Cut The Face Piece
Add Face Details
Add Fur Color
Add The Nose

Notes

Variations

Here are some color variation ideas:

Brown shades:

  • Nutella or melted chocolate
  • Peanut butter or almond butter

For Lighter:

  • Cocoa powder mixed with a little butter or cream cheese
  • Peanut butter whipped with a bit of milk or cream
  • Biscoff spread
  • White chocolate mixed with a tiny bit of cocoa powder
  • Touch of turmeric powder (add more for yellow colored Labubu)

White:

  • Cream cheese or whipped cream cheese spread
  • Whipped cream or buttercream
  • Yogurt (thicker Greek style works best)

Black/dark/grey shade/accents:

  • Black sesame paste (mix with cream cheese or white frosting to create grey)
  • Cocoa powder + a tiny drop of black food coloring mixed into frosting
  • Crushed Oreo crumbs mixed with cream cheese

Pink shade/accents (cheeks, tongue, ears):

  • Strawberry/dragon fruit/raspberry/cherry jam or purée
  • Pink food coloring/dragon fruit powder mixed into cream cheese, whipped cream, or frosting

Green:

  • Matcha powder or juiced spinach


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Kat Lieu

Kat Lieu is a doctor of physical therapy, certified lymphedema therapist, and the editor-in-chief of Phil and Mama. 

http://www.philandmama.com
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