“AtoZoë” – Dad Teaches Daughter The Alphabet By Shaping Letters Out Of Yummy Food

Designer Tommy Perez has lovingly created an ongoing alphabet project titled “AtoZoë” to teach his daughter letters through play.
He designs and has shaped various letters with sauce, Rice Krispies® and other everyday food. For instance, the letter “A” was written in apple sauce—which is one of Zoë’s favorite things to eat.

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