vege need playtime too

We picked these baby (?) crackers up from our local supermarket. Hello carrot, and, um, other unidentifiable vegetables. You are cute :0




Sorry, can't give a brand or product name - everything on the packet is in Japanese.

panda cute!

These Kabaya panda biscuits are fun fun fun. The packaging is so playful. Unfortunately the snacks weren't so fun, they tasted a little weird. Can't have it all eh?!

salty goodness

We bought you sugar last time, now it's turn of salt. You may have seen it before (we think it's widely available on supermarket shelves) but we had to feature it here.


Cerebos table salt is just so darn cute, a little old fashioned but full of fun!

Wow. Judging by the giddy lion on the packet, Haw Flakes are simply WILD! We don't know about that, but we bet they'd make you a little manic considering they're sugar... They smell awfully strange also, so a taste test is off the agenda. But we can look all we like, oh yes, and so can you.

Cancho to the beat...

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Originally uploaded by cutepackaging

Lordy, doesn' t this packaging make you wish you'd stuck it out with that marching band? We picked these chocolate filled bun shaped biscuits up at our local supermarket. The importer sticker calls them 'Cancho Box', and we spied a Korean website on the box - www.lotteconf.co.kr where a similar product was featured. We call them cute!

Qoo!

Manufactured by The Cocoa-Cola Company in Japan this mini can (about half the size of a regular can) of Qoo apple juice was WAY too cute to pass up. It didn't make our cheeks rosy though!

pop it...

Have yourself a jolly old time with Jolly Time pop corn. We found it in our supermarket and took it home and yes, a jolly time was had by all.

Logging Has It's Sweet Side

Another product picked up from our local supermarket, where we had to stifle our giggles upon first sighting. It is an hilarious and cute illustration, typical of much Japanese design we suspect. Ahh the poor bunny, so shocked at the work of the lumberjack! But bunny, the sweets themselves are fairly delicious (biscuit logs encased in chocolate bark) and the lumberjack is surely satisfied with his handiwork.

Buy in Bulk!

How could we not show you this incredible TIN of Skippy peanut butter from the 1930's?! It was picked up in Nevada, U.S.A by roadsidepictures. Heck, we have a (much smaller) jar of Skippy's in the cupboard right now. The label lacks the sheer delight and spontaneity of original though. And it makes no mention of hydrogenation...