June isn’t just wedding season for humans. Gummy bears like getting married during this time of year. The proof is in this gummy bear wedding cake courtesy of Epicute. Although, I’m not sure if gummy bears would actually use gummy bear wedding cake toppers. It’s kind of ingummybears-mane, no? More »

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Remember those volcano science projects we used to make in school to learn about the eruption process? Well rather than using paper mâché, apparently you can use cupcakes now to achieve similar effects. It might not look like very appetizing, but it certainly makes a creative dessert. More »

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Orange-scented chocolate and almond cake lathered in butter lacquer chocolate glaze …mmm. This is perfection. I’m in love. More »

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Strawberry Shortcake look yummy to you? Well its easier than it looks. This basic recipe courtesy of Berrysprite can be done within couple hours without much work or thinking. Try it out yourself! More »

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If you want something that looks more challenging (but isn’t) when it comes to jell-o, go beyond layering and make broken glass jell-o. It’s an art form. More »

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Nothing smells better than yams baking in the oven on a cold day. Yea, I know it’s summer, but the weather’s whacky these days due to global warming. If you’re more adventurous, try making sweet potato cupcakes topped with toasted marshmallow frosting– it sounds equally as delicious. More »

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Cake on a stick sounds like the greatest thing ever, but cake on a stick in the shape of Hello Kitty or other cute animals sounds like I just went to confection heaven! More »

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I love looking at jell-o. More »

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Remember those turtle-shaped breads I wrote about from Japan? More »

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Looking for a more creative way to make deviled eggs for a party? These peeps might just fit the bill. More »

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Miss Cupcake accessories are adorable, but I find that they’re often sold at very high prices. You can purchase the jewelry featured below at Sweet&Co. for about $22-$60. More »

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Kelly’z Kreationz line of “Sweet Crochet” scarves are perfect for any foodies out there that like to wear food fashion. More »

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Nothing beats sitting in on a rainy day with a steaming mug of hot chocolate, curled up in bed reading a book…or something. Some of you would rather watch TV, I know. Individually sculpted and hand-painted with cheerful flowers by Etsy user bluewitch, these ceramic mugs with butterfly handles will brighten up any room. More »

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As I was attempting to blog about Hello Kitty for the umpteenth time this week, I realized — we talk about Hello Kitty a lot. So much so, that I thought I’d show you ever Hello Kitty blog post that exists on GirlyBubble: More »

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What’s a tasty treat that’s perfect for any weather? Warm brownies with vanilla ice cream, drizzled over with a generous helping of chocolate sauce. Now the classic way to eat them is to plop a scoop (or 2) of ice cream on top of a brownie bar (they don’t usually turn out looking like the one featured above)– and there’s nothing wrong with that. However, with some people, presentation matters. More »

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I grabbed a few pictures from Cute Overload that struck me as being adorable, and most of them had food elements. I guess since food and baby animals are both in my top 5 of favorite things, it’s only natural that I would love them combined. More »

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Funky Lunch is dedicated towards transforming ordinary lunchtime sandwiches into morecreative platters to encourage children to eat more varied and healthy foods. More »

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Kurve, located in the East Village of New York, is truly an eye dazzling restaurant. More »

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Created by Jenn, “Moffles” are made of waffle batter mixed with mochiko flour to produce crispy waffles with a mochi chew. No, not weird at all (the concept is similar to that of egg puffs)– it sounds to me like an excellent snack for the afternoon. More »

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It never fails to amaze me how people can make such incredible tiny imitations of food. I never could figure out how to work polymer clay without getting my thumbprints all over the surface. My drawing teacher said he once knew an artist who used her fingers so much for blending charcoal that she wore away her finger prints. All of them. More »

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