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It has been a while since I had shared with you some food/dish designs the last time. Here is another very cute and clever design I have found for you.

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There are so many stunning examples of great dish designs all over the net and most of the ones that I share with you come from either pinterest or facebook. However, unfortunately, most are not linked back to the original designers. Therefore, they are all anonymous. It makes me uncomfortable to share them without giving them a link or mentioning their names. So, I stopped sharing food design posts a while back but then, I came across with an article on dailymail.co.uk the other day and felt the urge to get back to it again, hopefully inspiring others (using some (unknown-to-me) inspirational people's work). Click here to access to the article on dailymail.

I wish I could find a way to access to the owners and their sites of all those designers that own the pictures below and the others that I refer to as 'unknown source' so that I could show my respect to them as well as giving you the option of checking out their most likely many other great work with only a click from here. Unfortunately, I am unable to do so but I do send my respect to the people behind all that effort and those amazing results. Many make me smile.

Talking about smiling... Yesterday, I left a message on the beautiful blog of Amy (Lots of Pink Here) asking for a pattern. Not only was she generous to share her own pattern for free with her readers, she was also quite prompt with her personal e-mail reply and her response was just lovely. She made me smile and gave me one other reason to keep following her blog and her work in general. I can't get enough of people with good manners. Great work Amy!

Now, going back to the actual topic of this post and leaving you with some amazing food design pictures.

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It is arguable that people should 'play' with food or not but regardless, I believe that some people are really artistic and here are some examples of it. I wish I could find the sources of all but unfortunately, I was unable to. However, my respect goes to all the people behind these designs. 

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by Takashi Itoh

by Shawn Feeney

by Takashi Itoh

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by Shawn Feeney

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Another smart design idea this time using some pears by some skillful people. Amazing!

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How simple yet stunning is this design? Well done to the person behind it!

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Some people are so smart and skillful, don't you think? I found this somewhere on the internet (can't find the original source) and thought it is something to be shared. In my opinion, this would be a great design for a themed party, especially. Well done to the owner of the idea and the maker of this fun dish!

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Another design idea for us all.

Have a fun day today!

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Here is another simple, yet very impressive design that I have found for you! It would complete a 'caterpillar/hungry caterpillar' themed party beautifully.

CHOCOLATE COATED KIWI and HOMEMADE CHOCOLATE

This is something that I have recently come across with on the internet. These chocolate coated kiwis would be a good substitute for packaged ice-creams and chocolates that are high in sugar and have many types of preservatives and artificial ingredients.

If you would like to make your own chocolate sauce, here are a few recipes for you:

Homemade Chocolate Sauce Recipe 1:

Ingredients:

Sugar - 3/4 of a cup

Flour - 1 1/2 tablespoons

(Unsweetened) cocoa powder - 1/2 cup high-quality

Milk - 1 1/4 cups 

Butter - 2 tablespoons

Vanilla - 1/2 teaspoon vanilla (or to taste)

Salt - tiny pinch

Mix the sugar, flour and the cocoa powder in a bowl until there is no chunks. In a pot, melt your butter in with milk and vanilla essence on medium heat. When the butter melts, start mixing your dry ingredients that you mixed together in a bowl slowly. Add a little at a time and whisk them until there is no lumpy bits. Put it on medium heat once again and stir until it starts boiling. Once bubbles come up, turn the heat down to low and simmer until it the mixture thickens. It only needs about 6 minutes of simmering. Add a little pinch of salt to bring out the chocolate flavour better and then the sauce is ready.

Homemade Chocolate Sauce Recipe 2:

Ingredients: 


Milk - 150ml (2/3 of a cup)
Cocoa powder - 220g (2 cups)
Butter - 160g (3/4 of a cup)
Water - 230ml (1 cup)
Flour - 30g (1/4 of a cup)
Sugar -120g (1/2 of a cup) - if possible use powdered sugar

Mix the cocoa powder with the butter and using a blender, make a fine paste. Heat up your water with the cocoa powder and butter paste in a pot and once hot (not boiled), take it off the stove. Add your milk, sugar and flour into the hot mixture and then mix them well until there is no lump. (If you would like to use it as chocolate, then pour it in some containers and freeze it for at least 5-6 hours).

Enjoy something sweet today!

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Here is another fruit dish design to fall in love with!

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Another design that I've found for 'Angry Birdsi' lovers.

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Sometimes it is only because they look good, sometimes it is because there is no other way to feed kids, sometimes because it is fun, functional or a way to express ourselves, most of us would choose to design our dishes at times. Here, I decided to share some ideas that either I have come up with or I have seen and loved with you. I hope you enjoy them all and you are very welcome to share your opinions or designs here or on my facebook page (Why Bee) (or) (MADE BY Y).