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Small fry - the smallest fish finger sandwich has been created, measuring less than 16mm by 15mm.<br/><br/>Every detail had been meticulously considered when putting together the sarnie that’s only 8mm in height, including a thin layer of butter between the miniature slices of bread.<br/><br/>Following a scrupulous process that took more than 100 hours to create the clay components and pull them together, with the resulting creation weighing roughly the same as a single pea.<br/><br/>Miniatures artist Nadia Michaux was commissioned to serve up the dish to launch the of Birds Eye’s[https://www.birdseye.co.uk/] new Mini Fish Fingers, which are half the size of the regular option.<br/><br/>Nadia said: “This was an incredibly difficult challenge, given the size of this sandwich makes up no more than four 5p coins stacked on top of each other, and each tiny fish finger measured around 5mm by 11mm. I was really pleased with the result, and I’m so glad the Captain gave it his seal of approval.”
Small fry - the smallest fish finger sandwich has been created, measuring less than 16mm by 15mm.<br/><br/>Every detail had been meticulously considered when putting together the sarnie that’s only 8mm in height, including a thin layer of butter between the miniature slices of bread.<br/><br/>Following a scrupulous process that took more than 100 hours to create the clay components and pull them together, with the resulting creation weighing roughly the same as a single pea.<br/><br/>Miniatures artist Nadia Michaux was commissioned to serve up the dish to launch the of Birds Eye’s[https://www.birdseye.co.uk/] new Mini Fish Fingers, which are half the size of the regular option.<br/><br/>Nadia said: “This was an incredibly difficult challenge, given the size of this sandwich makes up no more than four 5p coins stacked on top of each other, and each tiny fish finger measured around 5mm by 11mm. I was really pleased with the result, and I’m so glad the Captain gave it his seal of approval.”
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