So were a bit obsessed with food at Tigerprint in particular the sweet variety hence each Friday is deemed 'Fat Friday' as an excuse for us to dig into goodies.
This week I have brought in a little treat for the team - but can you guess what's in the tin?
Answer revealed this afternoon ...
YummyFun is a wacky and colourful site which you should check out just to make you smile!It's the brain child of Clare Crespo who aspires to get people creating in the kitchen and having fun.
Lots of of you have probably heard of Donna Hay who is inspirational in her cooking and food styling. It is really worth looking at her website even if its just to drool and add any of her books to your Xmas list this year.
"Donna Hay is Australia's leading food editor and best-selling cookbook author. Her food, recipes and styling focuses on basic ingredients, simply prepared and beautifully photographed – hallmarks of her work which have set the benchmark for food publishing worldwide and inspired a whole new generation of cooks.
Donna's career as a food writer and stylist began when she was 19. She was appointed food editor of marie claire when she was 25 and soon became food editor of marie claire lifestyle".
What's Cooking Grandma? is a project set up to create an online cookbook with grandmothers from around the world sharing their special recipes.
Found these brilliant packaging and signage designs via design*sponge by Waldopancake. They are damn well hilarious and made me giggle. This guy also illustrates a lot of M&S's kids confectionary packaging, you can see his flikr site here where there's loads more funny packaging and some of his other work too. Very good, yah.
These images has been carved from fruit there are more of them here. After a few more links I found that they are actually from a book called "Food for thought" by Joost Elffers and Saxton Freyman.
If you search inside the book "How are you peeling?" you will see some more hilarious images.
They are designed for Kids but I think they have a really universal "a peal" ha ha.
