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our last stop in changi . . . a snack stop before heading to the supermart. this cafe is known for doing 3D latte art but since we didn't order any coffee or tea, i was not expecting any "art" . . . couldn't help but smile when this was served :)
Chocolate Sauce Creates Incredible Video Game and Anime Art
You think drawing your favorite with paper and pencil is difficult? Trying drawing them with chocolate sauce on plates.
In Seoul, there's an anime, comic book, and video game shop called Saboten Store. As tipster Sang points out, the staff do cosplay and dress as maids, but this isn't exactly a maid cafe per se.
It's an amazing syrup art cafe is what it is.
Saboten, which means "cactus" in Japanese, opened early last year and was founded by a gentleman named Kyung Chul Han, who used to work as a video game journalist and as a game developer at NCsoft.
During summer 2013 and later that fall, people on Twitter in South Korea began posting photos of amazing edible art the shop's cafe churned out.
With their orders of toast or cake, patrons can shell out extra for "shirup ahteu" (시럽아트) or "syrup art," drawn in chocolate and strawberry sauce—among other sweet, colorful sauces.
The syrup art is custom—you can apparently request the characters you want! The variation in the syrup art is incredible. There are different styles and totally different characters.
Source: kotaku.com/chocolate-sauce-creates-incredible-video-game-...
The Baskett Research Center boiled sap into maple syrup in late February. Baskett Superintendent Ben Knapp led the boil and showcased how the process works.
Photo by Logan Jackson | © 2017 - Curators of the University of Missouri
On my trip to Vermont last June, Geoff Gevalt blessed me with this quart of his home made syrup. I'm almost out; good thing I will be there be end of this week!
The Baskett Research Center boiled sap into maple syrup in late February.
Photo by Logan Jackson | © 2017 - Curators of the University of Missouri
It's maple syrup making time in Wisconsin and across the northern tier of North America.
photo courtesy WDNR ©2014
The Baskett Research Center boiled sap into maple syrup in late February. Baskett Superintendent Ben Knapp led the boil and showcased how the process works. Hank Stelzer, state forestry extension specialist, helped with the boil.
Photo by Logan Jackson | © 2017 - Curators of the University of Missouri
2 shots Bourbon
1 shot Amaretto
4 Shots Cranberry juice
1/2 shot fresh lime juice
1/4 shot simple syrup
Stir in tall glass filled with ice. A nice Sunday afternoon sipper. I'm not usually a fan of cranberry, but I didn't fit all 4 shots in the glass and I do love bourbon so overall this is definitely a drink I'll make again.
I also used the "Bottoms Up" stir stick, which is why this is in the barware pool.
From Diffords Guide Volume 5
So I guess we're trying to tap some trees for some delicious maple syrup. It was a little cold this morning, so the sap is frozen. And delicious.
Homemade natural syringa syrup made with syringa, lemon, sugar, honey, cardamom and little extra Calvados for an extra kick. I will show you how to paint a glass for syrup and would make a great gift for someone you like.
Homemade syringa syrup in a painted glass by Lakbear.
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It's the right season for making elderflower syrup again.
Check out the recipe. This batch is 5 times the quantities from the recipe.