I seem to be stuck in/on London figuratively if not literally...
I can't get these London images out of my head, like the cookie glasses in ZARA's windows...
Or the cookie necklace to beat all cookie necklaces. If you have a better one do tell...
Cookies to shield you from the sun or snow?
Or from popcorn-eating dogs?
Cookies to shield you from the sun or snow?
Or from popcorn-eating dogs?I hope popcorn is not deleterious to hounds...ahem
Here's a non-edible hat in ZARA's window that is pretty delicious non?
Back to British biscuit tins...
And REAL British cookies - Gingerbread in fact!
And what about Christmas cake?!
Well if it's British, I suppose it should be Christmas Pud!
I insist on some British Seville marmelade...sigh
Is it snowing out where you are yet?
We got a light dusting in New York. No, I am NOT in London :(
I went out and 'swept' the snow away this morning with a broom. I saw my neighbor doing it and I could not resist :)
These London doggies are missing their woolly coats mufflers.
Here's a non-edible hat in ZARA's window that is pretty delicious non?
Back to British biscuit tins...
And REAL British cookies - Gingerbread in fact!
And what about Christmas cake?!
Well if it's British, I suppose it should be Christmas Pud!
I insist on some British Seville marmelade...sigh
Is it snowing out where you are yet?
We got a light dusting in New York. No, I am NOT in London :(
I went out and 'swept' the snow away this morning with a broom. I saw my neighbor doing it and I could not resist :)
These London doggies are missing their woolly coats mufflers.Mittens? Heavens, Button up doggies!
BONJOUR LONDON COOKIES!
... love the biscuit tins ... so British ...
ReplyDeleteI like the biscuit tins, too, Carol--we always had them and recycled homemade ones to our friends/neighbors every year at holiday time. And grandma made homemade marmelade jam constantly: I can still smell her kitchen now. Sigh....
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love taking pictures of store windows? The cookie glasses are a kick!
ReplyDeleteOh, my, the Christmas cake and pud bring back memories! My family is English and, when I was a kid, my mother actually made her own cake and pud. It was a lot of work, but very yummy!!
ReplyDeleteChristmas pudding.
ReplyDeleteI've always heard about it and never tasted it.
I guess it makes you drunk as a skunk - all that brandy stewing for a year inside.
Lovely evocative post today
ReplyDeletemerci indeed.
I LOVE making English christmas pudding though I don't know why they call it a pudding.
ReplyDeleteNothing about it shakes
xx Annie
J'adore London au decembre!!
ReplyDeleteSVP visit mes vitrines NYC
Pleine de Londres!
Oh my. I'm afraid I want to eat my cookies, not wear them!
ReplyDeleteSO appropriate...I fell down my icy front steps and after I lied to my neighbor and told him I was ok and then came insidea and cried, I opened up my Danish Butter Cookie tin and ate half of them.
ReplyDeleteCookies. Them's good medicine.
Cute, cute, series of photos, Carol.
ReplyDeleteI love those glasses!!
And the poochies in the last pic......:)
Edible glasses
ReplyDeletepreferably GINGERBREAD!!
I just ate some...
I was BAD :)))
London is the perfect place to be at christmas- just think of Dicken's Christmas Carol! Amazingly, we have an inch of snow- rather early for us. When I finish running around like a madwoman, I must make marshmallows!
ReplyDeletelove, love, love your blog especially the content and photos. just got back from London & Paris and have some macaron eye candy from Pierre Herme and Laduree to share. i have lots more to add too.
ReplyDeleteI love to see the interesting and tasty stuff you put on your blog. Love the biscuit tins. For once in my life I will spend Christmas in London, I can feel it! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the cookie goggles!
ReplyDeletesome marmalade for me, please!
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