Somehow, the packaging of these Hello Kitty fruity candies remind me of shampoo sachet packaging!

Well, for sure these are waaay better since:

1. We’re talking about Hello Kitty, hello!

2. It comes in 5 different flavors! Grape, green grapes, strawberry, orange, and something that looks like - tomatoes?!

3. It’s edible! Candy vs. shampoo, uhhmmmm, that’s a no brainer right? Unless you have a fetish for washing your hair, hehehe.

Found these a couple of months ago actually! But hey, gotta share something “historic” such as this right?

Discovered this in Mitsuwa, the Japanese grocery store. Can’t remember how much this was though! Oh well! Not that these would still be around I think!

Yez, it’s edible! Now you can apply and lick, apply and lick, apply and lick!

I think Berry will get a kick out of this! She loves to nibble on my stuff, if I give her this (when she’s a bit bigger, no sweets for her now!) then I wouldn’t worry about her ingesting what she shouldn’t! Heehee!

I showed you sweet. I showed you sour. Now, I’m showing you PRETTY sweet!

Part candy, part beauty tool, these Hello Kitty Candy Lipsticks with Mirror are just too darn adorbs! Practical too in a way. After you eat all the candy, you can still keep this and use the mirror!

Well, that’s just me! I don’t know about you! Hahaha!

From something sweet, let’s go to something SOUR!

Hahaha! Gotta love Hello Kitty’s puckered-up sour face here!!! I never really bought this, so I can’t say if these taste sour, but I would assume, this might be of the Super Lemon kind of phenomenon!

Although, the packaging itself bears no clue as to how sour these candies should be! See, Hello Kitty seems fine!

Have you ever seen a push pop that light’s up? Here’s one!

You just press that tiny button under Hello Kitty’s head and voila! It lights up!

This comes in a yummy strawberry flavor too! Gotta love Hello Kitty goodies!

This week is all about food and sweets! Let’s start off with these fun and super cute Hello Kitty bubblegum!

I would buy this for the packaging alone! It’s just like a teeny tiny purse! Plus, it can be used to store little knick knacks after!

It’s $3.49 each though. Kind of expensive for bubblegum don’t you think?!

Sorry for the overload on Hello Kitty party favors these past couple of days! It’s just that I was caught up in preparations for Berry’s party and couldn’t believe how plenty of items there were to choose from!

Anywho, here’s a meal I wanted to share from Junior’s! Matzo Ball soup and a tuna sandwich:

With a side dish of coleslaw and pickles:

And yes, this was yum!

Junior’s was founded by Harry Rosen in 1950 and is known as the home of New York’s Finest Cheesecake. Well, they have pretty good food too, which will set the stage for DESSERT! 

A New York institution, the original location in Brooklyn on Flatbush Avenue is still thriving. Junior’s is also in New York’s famous Grand Central Terminal, in the heart of the theater district on Broadway in Times Square, even at the MGM Grand Hotel at Foxwoods Casino in Connecticut (the first restaurant outside of New York)!

Here’s the easiest way to get a Hello Kitty treat without sweating it out in the kitchen! Presenting *drumroll here*….these Hello Kitty toppers!

Just pop one on top of a cupcake you baked, and voila! Instant Hello Kitty goodness. In fact, you know what, you don’t even have to bake a cupcake! Just buy a couple from the neighborhood grocery and tadaaaa! Same effect! Hey, you can always claime you baked the cupcakes yourself! Heeheehee!

If you’ve got the talent for baking, you can easily make a Hello Kitty birthday cake using this Wilton Cake Pan! Saw this at Party City for around $15, which isn’t that bad if you think about it! I ordered a Hello Kitty sheet cake from Carlo’s Bakery for $100+ and if only I knew how to make professional looking cakes, I would so use this cake pan and make my own cakes, and it would still come out cheaper!

Get inspired by these Hello Kitty themed cakes I discovered online! Click –> here.