In our recent home trip, I received a gift from Aunty Ivy. It's something that I've always wanted to play with but due to my busy schedule during the weekdays, mummy kept it aside until the recent Golden Week Holiday (China's week-long National Day holidays). This was the first thing on my holiday activities to-do list...
Happy Kitchen edible toy doughnuts
The contents (all in powdered form, mainly just starch and flavourings)
The ingredients were super easy to prepare. Just add water and mix to form a paste.
They may look like doughnuts and smell like doughnuts but they certainly don't taste like doughnuts!
Very pretty doughnuts and fun to make too but since no baking is involved, I am not surprised that it does not taste like doughnuts. Did mommy taste it too?
ReplyDeleteYes, mommy tried a bit too. Not nice one! It's basically just starch plus a bit of sweetness and flavourings.
DeleteWow! No baking at all donuts. I like the way you decorate them, looks just like those done by professionals!
ReplyDeleteThis looks interesting, and you made it look delicious. How could you have resisted not eating all of them.
ReplyDeleteThey looks real wor..... doesnt taste the same ah.... :(
ReplyDeleteIt does look so fun! I wonder if we have these in Malaysia. I would be surprise if Mummy allowed you to eat those donuts... haha. But you said it right, the fun is in making them, not eating them.
ReplyDeleteYes, these are available in Msia. My friend bought it locally and I saw someone selling it in FB too. I think AEON also has something similar...
ReplyDeleteI really can't believe those "donuts" can be eaten =.="
ReplyDeleteLooks so pretty. I knew it..mummy will not let you eat it..haha.
ReplyDeleteThose donuts look really good! I wont let my kid eat them too though :D
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