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| Ohhh you knew that I couldn't just buy a muffin TIN. I bought Polish pottery! Woodjie picked out this Christmas pattern on the computer. We are using them to separate foods and make trying new little bites of things exciting! |
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| Rose picked out a pattern that cost nearly a million dollars! (Or close to it.) It has to weigh at least five pounds, I swear. When the children were done with everything in the cups, I put ice cream in one of the remaining spots. Yum! |
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| Emperor was jealous of all the picture-taking and said, "Take a picture of me guzzling all the applesauce!" Ok, then. Do you use muffin tins for your meals? There are super-creative ideas all over the internet, but here's one to get you started. |
Where did you get those muffin tins? I think that's a great way to serve small amounts of new foods and I'd like to tell my niece about them.
ReplyDeletehttp://bluerosepottery.com/
DeletePost pictures if you buy any!! :)
I'll check the site and see how much they charge for shipping to Australia. It may be out of my budget.
DeleteWhat a great idea... gets rid of the whining about foods touching, and each serving looks so small, that it doesn't seem unreasonable to ask them to finish a serving of something they may not like. After they are done with that... then Icecream! genius!
ReplyDeleteAnd, they picked their own patterns, so these are very special to them. :)
DeleteGreat muffin tins but I wouldn't cook in them, they are to pretty.
ReplyDeleteMerle........
Thanks! BUT. You should try cooking in these. Wash right up. Amazing. Not like scrubbing the metal tins.
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