 |
| Fruit and pinecone wreath by Olasky and Sintseden |
Showing posts with label candy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label candy. Show all posts
Monday, December 2, 2024
Thursday, January 6, 2022
BEAUTY: Painting--Gina Minichino
These photorealistic images of food, snacks, and sweet treats by artist and illustrator Gina Minichino are amazing!
http://www.ginaminichino.com/
Top to bottom: Cadbury Egg; Fries; Kiss; Multigrain O's; Orange Cake; Pancakes; PB&J; Pie; Popcorn; Powdered Donuts; Rainbow Sprinkles; Six Pack
http://www.ginaminichino.com/
Wednesday, March 4, 2020
BEAUTY: Food Art--Adam Hillman
The delightful, highly organized, gradient food art photographs of Adam Hillman play to my Peter Greenaway-esque love of cataloging and presenting...
https://www.instagram.com/witenry/
https://www.instagram.com/witenry/
Saturday, October 20, 2018
Graveyard Brownies For Halloween
These Graveyard Brownies feature Halloween candy buried under the "ground" which you discover when they are cut or better yet, when you take a bite! I love the little candy femurs on top!
The original recipe can be found at JoCooks:
https://www.jocooks.com/recipes/halloween-candy-brownies/
The original recipe can be found at JoCooks:
https://www.jocooks.com/recipes/halloween-candy-brownies/
Monday, October 31, 2016
Saturday, July 30, 2016
Candy Illusions by Andie's Specialty Sweets
Andie Moore and her husband Jason are candy makers extraordinaire. In a fit of Willy Wonka-esque pique, they describe themselves as "Candy Tinkerers, Sweet Toothes, 'Dreamers Of Dreams.'" And I couldn't agree more. Look at the marvelous edible candy illusions they create!
Chocolate Scrabble tiles! How wonderful is that? Look at them on a wedding cake that was featured in Martha Stewart Brides magazines. It's incredible how real they look--the subtle wood grain on each tile is amazing.
Antique buttons were the inspiration for these tangy, fruit flavored treats made from real, organic juices. They come in Tangerine, Cherry, Lemon, Green Apple, and Boysenberry.
And they make some beautiful little morsels that would be fantastic to incorporate into some kind of dessert to be served after a tropical, seafood meal. Their hard candy sea glass drops look exactly like sea glass, but melt in hour mouth...
...and how phenomenal to serve a dollop of coconut ice cream in these oyster shells with a hard candy shell (one side calcified and the other smooth and shiny) wrapped around a layer of fair trade 72% dark chocolate!
You can buy all of these treats and more at their Etsy shop!
https://www.etsy.com/shop/andiespecialtysweets
Chocolate Scrabble tiles! How wonderful is that? Look at them on a wedding cake that was featured in Martha Stewart Brides magazines. It's incredible how real they look--the subtle wood grain on each tile is amazing.
Antique buttons were the inspiration for these tangy, fruit flavored treats made from real, organic juices. They come in Tangerine, Cherry, Lemon, Green Apple, and Boysenberry.
And they make some beautiful little morsels that would be fantastic to incorporate into some kind of dessert to be served after a tropical, seafood meal. Their hard candy sea glass drops look exactly like sea glass, but melt in hour mouth...
...and how phenomenal to serve a dollop of coconut ice cream in these oyster shells with a hard candy shell (one side calcified and the other smooth and shiny) wrapped around a layer of fair trade 72% dark chocolate!
You can buy all of these treats and more at their Etsy shop!
https://www.etsy.com/shop/andiespecialtysweets
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
