A few days after Christmas, she went back to take a look again (plus a hint from Aunty Moon who also bought a set). This time, it was too cheap to resist so she bought two boxes for me (both expiring in Sept 2012). She actually wanted to buy more but had second thoughts when she started to imagine me eating junk... sugar, artificial colouring, flavouring, preservatives etc.
Crayola's Teddy Bear Gingerbread Cookie Baking Kit, RM5 (marked-down from RM24.99) and Kellogg's Rice Krispies Treats Holiday House Kit, RM10 (marked-down from RM59.99)
The contents in the kit
First, mummy melted the marshmallows with some butter in a pan and stirred in the rice cereal
Next, she pressed the mixture into the house-pan to mould it into the shape of a house. Added a thin piece of chocolate to make the door.
Yay! I'm all ready to decorate my little house!
I had so much fun decorating the house with colourful candies!
Tada! That's my house. The yellow thing above the door and between the two windows was supposed to be a bell.
And this one was done by Koo-koo
Koo-koo was here to play masak-masak (baking, actually) with mummy.
Neighbours...
Let's dig in!
Mmmmmmmm.... hou-hou sek ar! (Very yummy)
The gooey, sticky and chewy melted marshmallow went very well with the rice puffs
Mummy removed all the colourful sweets and didn't allow me to eat them. The gummy jellies (spice drops) tasted weird and I wasn't interested in them at all. We basically just ate the rice cereal with melted marshmallows.
After eating and brushing my teeth, I took a very, very long nap (more than 3 hours!) while mummy and Koo-koo played around with more sugar haha.
Molten chocolate lava cake with Haagen Dazs Strawberry Cheesecake ice-cream (it was over-baked and lava-less but still tasted delicious!)
chloe, Yours was so much beautiful than what my kids have done, hahha! Hou Leng! Should have bring them over and get coach from your mummy!
ReplyDeleteOhhh, the gingerbread bears looked interesting too, I wish they still have stock with them!^-^
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Both were so nice!! Well done!! Really look so fun leh! I want to see the ginger bread cookie too :P
ReplyDeleteYour house was decorated very nice Chloe ;)
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun post-christmas activity...Never knew Kelloggs has a limited edition series...eye opener for me indeed.
ReplyDeleteYour edible house is very very nice, Chloe, good job. Chloe is a good girl, take such a long nap to allow mummy and aunty played around with masak-masak.
ReplyDeleteGoodnessss, this post makes me drool LOL
ReplyDeleteThe houses are very nice-looking and I believe they taste nice too!
Chocolate also, gosh, I really want to eat them all muahahaha...
I remember once I bought this kind of stuff too, but it wasn't a marshmallow with rice cereal but a chocolate :)
Nice lah the houses. Well done. :)
ReplyDeleteChloe is vy patient to deco the hse, slowly putting the candies on the grid. Well done, girl!
ReplyDeletehahaha I'd be thinking abt the sugar, artificial colouring, flavouring, etc too. :p
But that's a really fun arts n crafts. The end prod can be eaten.
Very beautiful and creative Xmas house.
ReplyDeleteDROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
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