Oh yeah baby! Not only is the name heavenly, Cloudberry, but the taste is too. Different. I never even knew cloudberries existed before Ikea came to town! Yum-O.
So, OK, that was a good combination. Crumpets & Cloudberry preserves....
...hey wait, that could be a name of a hioty-toity soap/lotion line...Crumpets & Cloudberry...kinda like Crabtree & Evelyn...it could smell like toast...and butter...and preserves... !! Would drive the boys wild, I'd say!
OK, so here's another good combination.....
As if one candy isn't good enough...
......the Lindor quartet!
So you don't think I eat only sweets, and Crumpets (I love saying that! Crumpets..Crumpets..Crumpets..) I do have the occasional vegetable...
Potatoes are one........
But wait! These are no ordinary potatoes! These are funny-funky-looking potatoes begging to be transformed into.............tada!Braxton & Grandma's cat, Bones!
(Bones has one ear that's 'folded' over - an old war injury...)
As I close, I want to make a PSA.....(yes, I've been watching television..I know what public service announcements are...)
Ahem....To all you little kids.........go ahead and play with your food...as long as you don't waste it. Make silly hot-dog men, eggs in the nests, pigs in the blankets and frog-eye salad. And always eat your veggies....
Have a great Monday!
-me
5 comments:
Haha the otatoes are so cute. Thanks for sharing I have never seen a crumpet either. Would love to try one.
Glad you came by to visit me.my first tourist =)
sorry but those have to be the ugliest potato's I have ever seen!
hello! I'm having an ornament swap if you'd like to join in on the Christmas fun! The details are at my blog. Please pass the word along to your bloggin' friends as I don't know a lot of ppl here in blog land! thanks! Merry Christmas!
Had "Tea and Crumpets" years ago when my Dad was stationed in France and we visited England...thought thought they were just a fancy Tea Cake back then and hated the tea...good things are lost on the young.....
Cute... cute little taters! I've never had a crumpet before.
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