I do as I’m told, taking them to the dinner table.

“Olivia, don’t do that,” my mum scolds me.

“Your grandma always used to tell me off when I did that as a child.”

A bathtub and shower full of ice cream in Nour: Play With Your Food

Sullenly, I put the chopsticks back down on the table.

Well, 10 year old me, you’re in for a treat.

Nour has been in development for a while.

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Drop food haphazardly, set it on fire, make it start vibrating to a dance beat.

Absolutely not, I wouldn’t want to put this abomination near anyone’s mouth.

It’s an art form to be visually consumed.

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The demo shows off a nice breadth of dishes to play with.

And then I set it on fire.

And swirled the noodles around and around in the soup.

And then I froze it.

It poured everywhere except into the bowl.

I can’t believe I managed to waste the world’s best condiment like that.

Maybe not a gourmet one, though.