Yummy finds! #2

Sometimes we post random nice stuff (about food as usual) we find on the web. Like...

You know we love skulls. And tea. These sugar skulls are so cool that it's sad to use them. They're by Dem Boner. What a great idea!

( Via Who Killed Bambi?)

This one is for the ladies - a watermelon skirt and a tutorial explaining you how to thrift it. You can find it on  Delightfully Tacky, it's easy, and it's funny to create something with your hands.

( Via Delightfully Tacky )

We love this packaging for Sabadì (sounds like Saturday in italian)! These chocolate bars are called “cioccolato di Modica”, a typical sicilian way of making chocolate. Designed by Happycentro, a creative studio from our area.

( Via Behance )

Every child loves removable tattoos. But sometimes adults too... Tattly has so many different tattoos, and this kitchen set is one of our favourite. They are super cute, we also love the Menagerie set (they would be fabulous if they were real!)

In love with this.

( Via Swiss Miss )

We are not into junk food, it's unhealty, ethically wrong and it makes you fat, but hey... this is really a good job! David Iglesias, designer and illustrator of Tender Creative in Manhattan, redesigned the packaging and the existing icon system of Burger King's products:

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Choco birthday

Some days ago we celebrated Cecilia's birthday. This is a quick little post to show you this photo of our private party with the family :)

 

Cecilia prepared some muffins with chocolate and coconut, covered with a white chocolate glaze, and a cherry. They looked really pretty.
Have a good weekend! We promise to post new stuff soon

:)

The day Mattia almost died in the National Gallery.

We promised London, we'll give you London.
Since breaking traditions is bad, and we are good people, we decided to make fish & chips the main dish of our english diet.  Twice in five days, which is a good average.
Oh don't worry we ate sweets too, but we justify them by saying we needed to drink a hot cup of tea.
But our, of course, was a business/cultural trip so we went to the National Gallery but Mattia didn't see much of it cause he had too many fries five minutes before walkin in, and felt like he was gonna die.
*Personal note: please never eat fried food and pretend it was nothing then quickly pay, walk out in the cold, run on the stairs, walk into a museum smile and start looking at renaissance paintings: you will immediately start puking.

So here they are :)
Enjoy.

This is a snack break we had in Brick Lane. Swedish restaurant called Fika. 

Guess who had which one...

Reason of Mattia's fainting.

Ciao, Ciao :)