Saturday, January 31, 2015

His: Saturday Snapshots - Gift from Europe

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Today we are linking up with Melinda at West Metro Mommy for Super Saturday Snapshots.


My dad and step mum came to visit us right after Christmas for a few days. We had a lot of fun showing them around and letting them see the sights around where we live. Before coming to visit us they had spent a month in Europe and had found some interesting items in the market including this.

I was a bit baffled as to why they would buy a paint brush and a tube of paint until they explained that it is made out of chocolate. Someone had put a lot of time and effort into making a mold and then painting it with food safe paint to make it look realistic. I had never seen anything like this before so it was neat to see. It is safe to eat but I feel it is too special to eat so it will stay as a conversation piece in the house.

Have you ever seen anything like this before?


8 comments:

  1. How incredible! That would be a startling reveal, wouldn't it? Thanks for sharing...and for visiting my blog.

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  2. I would not have guessed that was chocolate. However in Europe they are very clever with what they make out of chocolate. I would think the town gets quite crowded in the summer.

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  3. So clever! At first glance, I thought you were going to post about a crafts project. I would never have imagined the brush and tube were chocolate. Amazing.
    Sandy @ TEXAS TWANG

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  4. Wow, those are so cool! I would be tempted to taste a tiny piece!

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  5. Wow, those really do look quite realistic. Very neat though!

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  6. How cool. Once you know it's chocolate you can see it- particularly with the paintbrush. I'd be too tempted to keep the photo and eat the chocolate. Do you know where they came from in Europe?

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