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Monty Python - Always Look on the Bright side of Life
In loving memory of my dad…
Feb. 25, 1955 ~ April 29, 2012
My first and last portrait painting of my dad. His fight against cancer is now over, but what I can say is that he has gone to a much better place where he is free from pain and suffering… You may be no longer with us but you’ll always be alive in my heart and memories. Thank you for everything dad.
Happy Kitchen - Hamburger Set
Happy Kitchen Hamburger set! This is a pretty neat product that contains DIY hamburger making kit. The kit contains everything except water to make the hamburger, fries and cola. Why bother going to McDonalds when you can make burgers instantly at home! Better yet, you can make everything out of magical powders!!!!
I like how Japanese product layouts are designed in a way to fill up every surface available. You never get bored looking at box designs. They look so neat that it makes me not want to throw the box away.
Contents inside: French fry powder, Bun powder, meat patty powder, ketchup powder, cheese powder, Cola powder, knife, spatula, cola cup, mixing trays.
Mixing french fry powder
The bun and the patty. Microwave about 30 sec
Cut the buns and patty in half. The plastic knife didn’t cut very well, used a steak knife instead.
Cheeeeseeee
Adding ketchup
Coke
The whole process of making the burger meal took less than 30 mins. And yes, they are edible. Surprisingly they tasted quite like the actual burgers, though it had a sweet aftertaste afterwards. The french fries tasted like fries but had kinda soggy texture to it. It was like eating a old french fry that was kept in the refrigerator. As for the coke it definitely had that coke flavor, but a sour taste to it. Overall, I thought Happy Kitchen Hamburger set was a fun product to enjoy. The mini burger sets were delicious but the whole process of making the burger seemed unnatural just like McDonalds…
