It would seem that replicating a
Rubik's Cube in food is quite a popular feat.
There's the
Cubewich:

Many cakes including some efforts which are better than others. This one is amazing, the full story is on the
Dream County blog.

This one from
My Life as a Reluctant Housewife deserves an honourable mention. If only it hadn't got damaged in transit:

Then the
National Watermelon Promotion Board got in on the act with their (surprise, surprise) watermelon version:

Then there are
salt and pepper mills for your table:

I wonder what everyday objects or toys I can reproduce in food...
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