All Kinds of Sweet

Sweet, sweet sugar in various pretty forms from Can À Suc (fr).

Caramel Apples

Beautiful gourmet caramel apples from Mrs. Prindables.

Re-Ment ♥ - It's No Secret

Re-ment (Reform The Entertainment) is a Japanese company that manufactures Puchi Petites -- scaled miniatures of everyday items. If you're into dolls, Re-ment miniature replicas would be a great addition to your dolly's world:

Speaking of dolls, I saw a woman carrying a Volks Super Dollfie (a 1:6 scale ball-jointed doll) in her arms at a bookstore the other day. She treated it like it was her baby, talking and fussing over it. It was... weird. But even if dolls aren't your thing, there's no reason why you can't appreciate the realistic-looking collectibles:


Rement products are not expensive, most selling at 200-400 yen (around USD3), but they are sold in a series of mystery boxes ala trading cards so you may need to buy a few boxes from the same series before you could get the item you want (though it is possible to buy single unboxed items at a higher price). I didn't know this prior to my trip to Tokyo so when I insisted to a salesgirl there that I wanted item no. 9 on the box she was all "Secret! Secret! All SECRET!!!"

Great Little Toys

Retro wooden kitchen set and soft barbeque set from Great Little Trading Co.

Easter Eggs

Austrian hand-painted easter egg ornaments and copper flower cookie cutter set from Sur La Table.

Umbra

Handsome photo album and coin bank from Umbra U+ collection.

Mr Moffles

What's a moffle maker? Mochi (or muah chee) is glutinous rice pounded to a paste and formed into shapes. A moffle is a mochi waffle. A moffle maker makes moffles.

Feeling Colourful

And very thirsty. Above, Glacéau VitaminWater, below, Complan energy drinks and Innocent Drinks Smoothies for Kids.

It's Always Greener

I know for a fact that I enjoy green tea neat as a drink but don't really fancy having it in cakes or biscuits, but somehow, I am yearning for these wonderful looking goods from Daisan(jp):



My theory is if you put Japanese characters around large, bright photos of a product , it will confuse your brain into thinking that it looks and tastes more delicious than anything you've ever tried before.

Dreamy Desserts

I will blissfully believe that something bought from a convenience store can look like this:


To be honest, the actual products - panna cotta, green tea and latte pudding - from here(jp) look quite good too. Mmmm...

How Now Moo! Cow?

Moo! wallpaper and picnicware from Minimoderns by Absolute Zero Degrees.

Something Cold

Despite nursing a cold, I'm craving for something sweet, cold and preferably healthy. A frozen yogurt sounds just about right. Like this Plaisir de Yoghourt Banana sorbet from Movenpick. *sniffle*

Eggs-xactly What I Need

Colourful easter egg cookies from Eleni's New York (a lot more fun cookies on the site), available at Dean & Deluca.


Not easter-related but I can't help it, this is too sweet!


You might also wanna see Joycelyn's egg-ceptional creations at Kuidaore.

Sounds So Rich

Chunks of bittersweet chocolate, walnuts and the warm flavor of Madagascar bourbon vanilla. Gourment cookies from Rich Design.

Airdeje

I love the uncommon colour combination of grey and red for a kid's room, from Airdeje(fr).

My Cup of Tea

Looking forward to eating these assorted treats from Vicenzi for my tea break. (BTW, the puff pastries are delicious. Yum!)

Slip On Something Pretty

Check out the Moroccan-inspired collection, such as the sweet Madame Roba fleur babouche(flower slippers) at Paris-Morocco(jp).

It's Magic

This magician's top hat tissue dispenser from Atypyk is almost as entertaining as an actual magic trick.