If you’ve ever watched Wallace and Gromit and thought, "Why isn’t my breakfast cooked by a chain of unlikely events?" — Joseph Herscher has just made your dream come true. In a delightful blend of absurdity and ingenuity, the inventor has recreated the iconic breakfast-making machine from the beloved animated series, and it’s every bit as ridiculous as you’d imagine.
In Herscher's latest project, eggs fry, toast browns, and tea pours — all without a single step from the person involved. The entire process runs like a well-oiled machine (quite literally) as one action triggers the next, and before you know it, you’re ready for the day, all while watching a breakfast show unfold before your eyes. The only catch? You might be late for work, but hey, at least you’ll have a perfectly made breakfast!
Herscher, known for his fascination with creating intricate, over-the-top mechanisms, has turned something as mundane as breakfast preparation into a theatrical performance. His work is a playful reminder that sometimes, the joy is in the journey — even if that journey involves a lot of unnecessarily complex steps.
