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M&M's -

The delicious combination of peanuts and chocolate is hard to resist. But with this version, you wouldn't have to worry about eating too much (or any, for that matter...).

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Banana peel -

This is as Andy Warholesque is it can get. This felt sculpture can be found in a permanent exhibition at the LAM Museum in Lisse, Netherlands.

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Chinese -

If you're expecting to find any edible noodles in this box, you'll be disappointed.

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Dr. Martens -

We wouldn't recommend you wear these Doc Martens. Though they do look pretty cool!

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Heinz baked beans -

A can of Heinz baked beans is indeed a quintessential element in the aesthetics of Pop Art.

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Heinz ketchup -

The glass Heinz ketchup bottle is indeed a classic, even when made out of felt!

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Egg carton -

If you're going to make a realistic-looking felt sculpture of an egg carton, you might as well make it organic and put a price tag on it.

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McDonald's fries -

What would you do if you got served these at McDonald's?

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Chupa Chups lollypop -

Surely you could trick anyone with this realistic-looking strawberry Chupa Chups.

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Sardines -

Bling sardines, anyone? This would look awesome as a piece of decor, right?

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Drawer -

Pictured: common, everyday objects most of us have in a drawer. Though the likelihood of owning a CD nowadays is debatable...

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Crocs -

Whether you love 'em or hate 'em, Crocs are now part of fashion history. This felt one looks even more comfy than usual.

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Red Bull -

We wonder if this Red Bull also gives you wings? And if so, are they made of felt?

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Skull -

This would make a great gift, or maybe even a piece of Halloween decor!

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Haribo gummy bears -

This is a classic, for sure. And Kozlowska really did do an amazing job with this one.

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Tesco bag -

When was the last time you went grocery shopping with a felt bag?

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Campbell's can -

This can of tomato soup looks very realistic indeed. Andy Warhol would be so, so proud. 

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Fanta -

If every time we spilled a can of soda it looked like this, it would be a lot easier to clean up.

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Sprite -

We're not quite sure what material was used by the artist to emulate the drink itself, but it surel works well. 

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Toothpaste -

We love the detail of the blue and red lines on the toothpaste itself.

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Lay's chips -

Alicja Kozlowska made this look so realistic that we want to eat it! And bet you can't eat just one!

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Kellogg's Corn Flakes -

We would definitely fall for this embroidered felt version of Kellogg's Corn Flakes cereal.

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Cheetos -

The level of detail in this Cheetos package is remarkable!

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Coca-Cola -

These 'glass' bottles of Coke look incredibly realistic.

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Pepsi -

We assume this can of Pepsi is empty. It does look like the real deal.

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Snickers -

If you're looking for a zero-calorie chocolate bar, then this the perfect option for you!

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Coca-Cola -

The artist does seem to draw a lot of inspiration from different sodas.

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Heineken -

Here's a cool embroidered bottle of Heineken. Again, the level of detail is outstanding!

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Dr. Pepper -

How cool does this can of Dr Pepper look? 

Sources: (Alicja Kozlowska)

See also: The stories of art's most alluring muses

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