Puzzle guru Tony Fisher has built his latest take on the classic Rubik's Cube - this one is edible and made from jelly.

The lifelong puzzle fan purchased multiple packs of jelly cubes, melted them and cast them into the required shapes.

The cube weighs 3.5kg and has an edge of 14cm. Due to the lack of available colours, he doubled up on some making it slightly easier to solve.

Fisher is not new at making puzzles from unusual materials and his past creations include cubes made from cake, salami, chocolate, Christmas pudding, cheese, a potato, candle wax, and several types of fruit. All of which were fully functional.

He also made the world's largest Rubik's Cube and still holds the record for the smallest at just 5.6mm.

A Suffolk man has created the world's first Rubik's Cube puzzle made from jelly. Life long puzzle fan Tony Fisher purchased multiple packs of jelly cubes, melted them and cast them into the required shapes. The cube weighs 3.5kg and has an edge of 14cm. Due to the lack of available colours he doubled up on some making it slightly easier to solve. We see him solve it at the end.
Tony is not new at making puzzles from unusual materials and his past creations include cubes made from cake, salami, chocolate, Christmas pudding, cheese, a potato candle wax and several types of fruit. All of which were fully functional. Tony has also made the world's largest Rubik's Cube and still holds the record for the smallest at just 5.6mm.