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If your current toaster pastries aren’t painfully adorable enough, you can make your own Hello Kitty Pop-Tarts.
Rachel of Kawaii Sweet World is here to show us the way, with this handy tutorial. If you’d like to make your own, it only takes a few pie crusts, jelly beans and icing. Then it’s time to bite Kitty’s adorable face off. Enjoy.
DIY Hello Kitty Pop-Tarts!The cutest Hello Kitty Pop-Tarts
Posted by PopSugar Food on Tuesday, August 25, 2015
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If you enjoy dim sum, and don’t mind it staring back at you, there’s now a Hello Kitty Restaurant.
The adorable cartoon character can be found on various forms of the Chinese cuisine, at a new restaurant in Hong Kong. Although, Hello Kitty was founded in Japan, resto owner Man Kwong says, “Hello Kitty is more popular in Hong Kong than in [her native] Japan.”
See more fun Kitty-themed dishes below and over at the restaurant’s website.
[link, via Distracify]
Proving that fruits and vegetables can be cute too, Hong Kong-based cook SimC creates adorable food art scenes, with no meat anywhere in sight.
Most of the art includes pop culture characters such as Snoopy, Pikachu, Nemo and Hello Kitty — made from various foodstuffs that are almost too cute to eat. Even if none of the ingredients are pork or beef-related. See more below, or over at SimC’s Facebook.
[link, via Incredible Things]
Even though we’ve just received the earth-shattering news that Hello Kitty is not actually a cat — you can still make adorable hot dogs with the Hello Kitty Face Wiener Cutter.
Simply insert your cylindrical meat product into the cutter, press gently, and you’ll have that adorable face staring back at you from your wiener. Check it out here.
[link, via Topless Robot]
Nothing says ‘beer’ quite like an adorable cartoon kitten who’s worshipped by little girls. Long Chuan Beer Company near Taiwan seems to think so, and has unleashed Hello Kitty Beer.
Available in fruit flavors, only 2.5% ABV, and the aforementioned cartoon kitten on the can, we wonder if they’ve actually gone and created the first beer made specifically for little girls. Besides Coors Light.
[link, via Geekologie]