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    Fun Sweet “Sushi” to Make for Kids

    A Food Sculpture à la Miro

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    Fun Sweet “Sushi” to Make for Kids

    Wednesday, March 25th, 2009

    Fun Sushi to Make for Kids

    Yuta, Yoji and Miki made this awesome “sushi” for a school birthday party. It’s made out of homemade rice crispy treats, gummy fish and fruit roll-ups. How cute and cool!

    The one question everyone’s asking is: How did they get the rice crispy treats to be soooo pure white? Any ideas? If so, please let us know in the comments below! (I also wonder where you get the faux lacquer boxes?)

    Thanks!

    Mama Lisa

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    A Food Sculpture à la Miro

    Saturday, December 20th, 2008

    This week is a lesson in how creative food can look! Below is a photo of an edible version of Miro’s sculpture “Dona i ocell” (Lady and Bird) that’s in Barcelona, Spain. Monique in France saw this food sculpture at a holiday party. The second photo is of the actual sculpture in Barcelona.

    Photo of Dona i ocell Food Sculpture

    Photo of Dona i ocell Sculpture

    Check out the Cupcake Tree photo I posted the other day.

    Many thanks to Monique of Mama Lisa’s World en français for sharing this photo with us.

    -Mama Lisa

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