♥ More beautifulicious Sanrio bentos

Posted by Crystal - 02/03/09 at 04:03:54 pm

I’ve been browsing a lot of Japanese websites lately and found more creative sanrio bentos. I just can’t enough of looking at these delicious works of art! If I ever made something so wonderful, I don’t think I could even bring myself to eat it!

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Now, if any of these photos belong to you please let me know so I can give you credit.

♥ Bakerella’s Hello Kitty cake pops

Posted by Crystal - 26/02/09 at 06:02:42 pm

While going through my google reader yesterday, I got a little excited when I saw that Bakerella my favorite blogging baker did a Hello Kitty makeover on her famous cake pops!

Aren’t they brilliant? And Bakerella is even nice enough to give us detailed instructions on how to make them ourselves! I’ve put this on my to-do list!

♥ Hello Kitty Valentine’s Day chocolates

Posted by Crystal - 12/02/09 at 01:02:34 am

These Valentine’s Day Hello Kitty figure chocolates look way too cute to eat! Yet, if they were available in the States I’d be dropping hints to my sweetheart to buy me some. Yes, I know I’m posting this a little late but I just couldn’t pass it up! They’re adorable and crafted so well!

There’s boxed chocolates too!

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♥ Creative Sanrio Bento Lunches

Posted by Crystal - 14/01/09 at 08:01:57 pm

Why do we love Bento? Maybe one reason is that we can play with our food and not get yelled at about it! I have yet to make my own Bento lunch, but I’m becoming more and more curious about it with all these works of art I’ve been seeing. Who knew rice would make a better modeling tool than clay? Let’s have a look-see at some wonderful Sanrio Bento lunches that can best be described as “eye candy.”

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♥ Baking Hello Kitty cookies

Posted by Crystal - 03/01/09 at 09:01:02 pm

Last week or so, I attempted baking some sugar cookies with the Hello Kitty cookie cutters I had purchased on a recent trip to the mall. I didn’t really have a specific recipe picked out, so I just used the one provided on the back of the cookie cutters package. I guess that was a bag idea because I followed the recipe exactly; measured all the ingredients, and the consistency of the dough turned out all wrong! The cutters stuck to it and when I tried to remove the excess dough it would ruin the shape. The boyfriend had a clever idea to just dip the cutters and not peel away the excess dough and bake it that way. You can probably guess how that turned out; a huge flat cookie with the shapes drawn into it. So, a lot of dough was wasted. I ended up adding more wheat flour (wheat was all we had left) to the dough and that fixed the problem. I got some cookies to turn out good but didn’t bother with adding frosting because I didn’t have that many cookies.
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