Panda Invasion
I went on a small shopping spree last weekend, and it happens that all the things I bought share a panda theme.
Cookie cutter (980Y) & sandwich maker (1260Y) were from Tokyu Hands and the Shiratama Dessert book (1200Y) was from Kinokuniya |
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I made the panda mochi using the same shiratamako (glutinous rice flour) I used in yesterday's Hanami Dango bento. I also found the pagoda cauliflower during our weekend outing; it is the first time we have ever tried it and I have to say it is delicious! It tastes exactly like normal cauliflower, but sweeter. Yum!
So, so very cute!! I wanted to try shiratama too, but yet to, is it easy to do?
ReplyDeleteMing, I kinda screwed up the instruction on the correct measurement LOL! But managed to make the dough based on texture. It is easy really, I was just being silly ;D
Deletei really love the pandas. they just look so innocent!
ReplyDeleteThank you :D I'm so glad this bento turned out nice!
DeleteThe panda mochi so adorable!! Can't bear to eat >_<
ReplyDeleteHaha! My daughter had no problem munching on them :D
DeleteI have the same book! it is super good and cute!!!! love shiratama sweets! yums!
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy to accidentally found the book at the bookstore :D The designs are so cute!
DeleteSo adorable!
ReplyDeleteThank you :D :D :D
Deletetooooo cute!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Yenn :D
Deletewow...your panda bento looks so adorable! and I like the bamboo, issit long bean?
ReplyDeleteSorry for the late reply. Yes, there are long beans! I made some indentations on them to make them look like bamboos ;D
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