Rubik’s Candy Cube Comes Pre-Solved

Do you like puzzles? Well you won’t have any fun solving this one, because not only does this Rubik’s Cube come solved straight from the factory, it’s not really a puzzle at all. But there is one good thing about this version of the classic ’80s puzzler. It’s filled with candy.

I suppose you could turn the top part of this tin cube to one of its four possible positions, but that’s not much of a challenge now, is it? Boston America might have missed the mark by not actually providing a functional puzzle cube here, but they’ve done right by packing it with delicious and colorful fruit sours, so at least you can get your sugar fix.

You can grab the Rubik’s Candy Cube from Economy Candy for $2.80(USD) per tin, or $33.60 for a 12-pack.

Building The World’s Largest Rubik’s Cube

When I was a kid, people who could solve a Rubik’s Cube were a rare thing. Nowadays, there are entire leagues dedicated to solving them as quickly as possible, and even guys who can solve them while wakesurfing or juggling. All of those things would be much more difficult when played out on this giant-size Rubik’s Cube.

Woodworker Kyle Toth was recently commissioned to build what appears to be the world’s largest Rubik’s Cube for the Tanz Summer Festival in Cleveland, Ohio. The puzzle measures in a 7 feet-tall, and over 5 feet-wide, and was built from plywood with lazy susan style turntables to make it spin easily.

While each layer of the cube can spin horizontally like the real puzzle, it can’t rotate on the vertical axis. For that, you’ll have to try Tony Fisher’s cube, which is just a hair smaller, but is fully functional.

Building The World’s Largest Rubik’s Cube

When I was a kid, people who could solve a Rubik’s Cube were a rare thing. Nowadays, there are entire leagues dedicated to solving them as quickly as possible, and even guys who can solve them while wakesurfing or juggling. All of those things would be much more difficult when played out on this giant-size Rubik’s Cube.

Woodworker Kyle Toth was recently commissioned to build what appears to be the world’s largest Rubik’s Cube for the Tanz Summer Festival in Cleveland, Ohio. The puzzle measures in a 7 feet-tall, and over 5 feet-wide, and was built from plywood with lazy susan style turntables to make it spin easily.

While each layer of the cube can spin horizontally like the real puzzle, it can’t rotate on the vertical axis. For that, you’ll have to try Tony Fisher’s cube, which is just a hair smaller, but is fully functional.

Building The World’s Largest Rubik’s Cube

When I was a kid, people who could solve a Rubik’s Cube were a rare thing. Nowadays, there are entire leagues dedicated to solving them as quickly as possible, and even guys who can solve them while wakesurfing or juggling. All of those things would be much more difficult when played out on this giant-size Rubik’s Cube.

Woodworker Kyle Toth was recently commissioned to build what appears to be the world’s largest Rubik’s Cube for the Tanz Summer Festival in Cleveland, Ohio. The puzzle measures in a 7 feet-tall, and over 5 feet-wide, and was built from plywood with lazy susan style turntables to make it spin easily.

While each layer of the cube can spin horizontally like the real puzzle, it can’t rotate on the vertical axis. For that, you’ll have to try Tony Fisher’s cube, which is just a hair smaller, but is fully functional.

Guy Solves Rubik’s Cube While Waterskiing, No Big Deal

I have a hard time solving a Rubik’s Cube while sitting on my couch at home, but some brainiacs can not only do it fast, but they can do it while being daredevils.


Take, for instance, juggler and magician Joey Fratelli, who recently created a very cool POV video where he successfully solves a Rubik’s Cube while waterskiing across a lake. Using just one hand no less. That’s just showing off. And making the rest of us look bad when it comes to solving the iconic ’80s puzzle.

Sure, you can solve it while waterskiing, but how about with sharks jumping all around you? I bet you can’t do that, Joey. Yeah, that’s what I thought.

[via Laughing Squid]

You Need Tweezers to Solve the World’s Smallest Rubik’s Cube

You better get your magnifying glass and some tweezers to solve this Rubik’s Cube. Puzzle maker Tony Fisher had previously built the world’s largest Rubik’s Cube, and now it looks like he’s built the world’s smallest Rubik’s Cube. How about something in between Tony. Oh.

This tiny little puzzle cube measures just 5.6mm (~ 7/32″) across, and it’s fully functional. This nano-cube has to be solved with a pair of tweezers. That is if your pet hasn’t eaten it already.

Until a bunch of nerd scientists make one out of nano-particles that can only be played under an electron microscope, this one will remain the smallest. You know that will happen too. Scientists love doing stuff like this while they should be working to better mankind. At least you can still hold this one in your hands.

[via The Awesomer via Geekologie]

The Only Solution to These Rubik’s Cubes Cakes is to Get in My Stomach

Check out these awesome cubic cakes created by French chef Cédric Grolet. This is exactly what a rich person’s Rubik’s Cube looks like when they want to eat one.


Grolet was rated the best pastry chef in 2016 by the Relais Desserts Association, so he clearly knows what he’s doing. These cakes are basically just a bunch of small, cube-shaped cakes put together, but that’s okay. Here, presentation is everything. Forget trying to complete the puzzle and match all of the colors. Just eat each little cube up and enjoy.


The real puzzle would be to eat each of these little cubes whole and then solve the puzzle in your stomach. Hey, it all turns brown in the end so… Solved!


[via Bored Panda via Geekologie]

Stop-motion Mario Made with Rubik’s Cubes

Two of the most frustrating things that I played growing up were Super Mario Bros. and the Rubik’s Cube. As a kid in the ’80s you were guaranteed to get at least one Rubik’s Cube each Christmas or birthday. I always resorted to pulling the stickers off because only some kid on That’s Incredible could actually solve that thing back in the day. I was always frustrated by Super Mario Bros. on the Nintendo because I could never beat the game. I’m still pretty sure it cheated on those higher levels.

Some geeks have combined Super Mario and the Rubik’s Cube into a cool stop-motion animation video that’s as ’80s as it gets.

The guys from Japanese juggling troupe Synchronicity must have spent a whole lot of time putting this together, even if they pulled the stickers off the cubes like I used to.

[via Nerd Approved]

Guy Makes ‘Impossible’ 1x5x5 Rubik’s Cube Puzzle

This Rubik’s Cube style puzzle will blow your mind. Puzzle maker Tony Fisher has created this “impossible” 1x5x5 Rubik’s cube style cuboid puzzle, and it’s so cool.

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What’s so impossible about it? Well, this single-layer puzzle design would not be functional using a traditional Rubik’s cube mechanism.

So what did he use as a mechanism here? It’s pretty simple and works great on this “cuboid” puzzle. Fisher explains the secret to his design in a video below and later demonstrated his solution to the puzzle.

If you really can’t wait to learn the secret, I’ll give it away here: It’s magnets. Damn magicians! It’s always magnets. Magnets are the modern sorcery for wizards.

[via The Awesomer]

5 Alternative To the Original Rubik’s Cube

Alternative Rubik's Cube Speed Cube Brain Teaser Toy smart

People go crazy for speed cube puzzles, Rubik’s cubes in all shapes, versions and forms, so why not give the public what it wants with another set of unique brain busters that both challenge you and make you smarter as you solve your way through shapes and colors?

ShengShou Megaminx Speed Cube Rubik’s Cube

The ShengShou Megaminx Speed Cube Rubik’s Cube is the popular form of Rubik’s Cubes these days: a dodecahedron-shaped puzzle with 50 movable pieces compared to the 20 pieces a 3×3 cube. It’s great for fans of speed solving. It’s available here on  Amazon.

Dayan Creative Gem Cube Speed Cube Brain Teaser Toy

A great gift for adults and children alike, the Dayan Creative Gem Cube Speed Cube Brain Teaser Toy comes with a very unique design, making it a special speed cube type puzzle to solve, testing both patience and mental skill. It’s available for $25.01.

ShengShou Pyraminx Speedcubing Puzzle Alternative Rubik’s Cube

Personally, the pyramid style of speed cubes is my favorite, which makes the ShengShou Pyraminx Speedcubing Puzzle Alternative Rubik’s Cube something I highly recommend. It comes in different sizes, and the prices begin at $3.81, going up to $16.89 including shipping.

Dayan Creative Gem Cube Speed Cube Brain Teaser Toy

A huge puzzle compared to the others in this category, it’s part of the fantastic series that consist of an assortment of bizarre, many-sided puzzles that resemble multifaceted gemstones. It’s available for $42.81.

A-Maze-Ball Maze Game

A unique item on the list, it isn’t a speed cube or Rubik’s cube. Instead, it’s a maze ball game that improves hand-eye coordination and spatial relations for those always seeking to upgrade themselves, coming in three different difficulty settings. Each ball costs $9.99.

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