Wordless Wednesday
I invite you to check out my “Taste Test” entry.
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Is that a slice of bread or something? How did you do that?
Hi Tigerfish! It’s a piece of toast. I used a foodwriter (marker) to do the drawings.
Wow that’s really creative! I wonder if you used a special pen for that? Happy WW.
Hi ZJ! Yes, I used the Americolor Gourmet Writer. It’s a special marker and the ink is edible.
Very creative
Hi UT! Thanks!
Truly? You can eat this?
My W W is a very short video of the sunrise over the Gulf of Mexico! Hope to see you there, visiting with me today.
Happy Wednesday
Hi Hootin’ Anni! Yes, these pieces of bread are edible! Hee hee!
Looks too good to be eaten
Hi Julie! Thanks! Gawa ko ‘yan! Hahaha!
Wow, galing! What is it? A giant colored kropek? Hehehe.
Hi Keith! How did you come up with kropek?! Hahaha! These are slices of toast.
this surely looks yummy.what is this made of?
HAPPY WW!
Check out mine too!
Let Me In Spot The Mommy
Hi Texas Sweetie! These are just your ordinary slices of toaste. I used markers with edible ink for the drawings.
They look way too pretty to eat! Happy WW!
Hi Stacey! My daughter thought otherwise. She couldn’t wait to take a bite!
That is some great talent! Happy WW!
Hi Salty Mooch! Thanks!
WoW you are the coolest Mommy! LOL – Happy WW.
Hi Pamela! Thank you!
[...] do check out my other entry for some edible [...]
Very creative! I like the nice art work you’ve put on those slices of bread.
Hi Rach! Thank you! If you can find the Wilton FoodWriter over there, Yohan might have fun doing this.
Hmmm, something to think about! Cool!
Hi Argie! Thanks!
[...] at the Austin Museum of Art in October last year. I’ve featured this slice of bread in my edible art entry and I used the method behind decorating this slice of toast in last week’s photo [...]
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Is that a slice of bread or something? How did you do that?
Wow that’s really creative!
I wonder if you used a special pen for that? Happy WW.
Very creative
Truly? You can eat this?
My W W is a very short video of the sunrise over the Gulf of Mexico! Hope to see you there, visiting with me today.
Happy Wednesday
Looks too good to be eaten
Wow, galing! What is it? A giant colored kropek? Hehehe.
this surely looks yummy.what is this made of?
HAPPY WW!
Check out mine too!
Let Me In
Spot The Mommy
They look way too pretty to eat! Happy WW!
That is some great talent! Happy WW!
WoW you are the coolest Mommy! LOL – Happy WW.
[...] do check out my other entry for some edible [...]
Very creative! I like the nice art work you’ve put on those slices of bread.
Hmmm, something to think about! Cool!
[...] at the Austin Museum of Art in October last year. I’ve featured this slice of bread in my edible art entry and I used the method behind decorating this slice of toast in last week’s photo [...]