Among all the things I buy and don't use, this one is probably the most bizarre since I don't eat candies.The one with a gingerbread man is my latest purchase, I just can't resist that packaging especially while I'm still sleepy and drinking my first coffee in the morning.Luckily they don't have all the range at café otherwise I would go bankrupt! I wish you all a wonderful weekend!
i love these too! when i visit my family in italy i always get a few boxes because i think they make gifts look (and taste) 100 times cuter. i keep seeing more and more stuff i love on your blog. spooky.
Definitely gorgeous! We visited Milan back in 2003 and bought these in every available colour. I ate the candy and carefully stowed the wrappings away. Well guess what, close to 7 years later they're still 'somewehere' in the attick. Time to go hunting for them I guess, I want to get them framed now, too!
I love the packaging, but the flavors are enticing as well. Great colors
ReplyDeletei love the packaging...they would look great in mini frames in a bathroom or kitchen...
ReplyDeleteI just came up with the same idea this morning!!!I used a box frame and it fits perfectly.
ReplyDeletethanks for your comments!
Kris,
ReplyDeleteI completely understand your impulse to buy these...and not eat them. The packaging is so old-fashioned, beautiful, nostalgic.
I'm sad that I'm at the end of your 2009 calendar...but happy I get to start your new 2010 calendar soon.
Always a joy to visit your blog.
Happy Holidays!
They are so beautiful! Don't forget to show how they look framed.
ReplyDeletei like the packageing,nice cool!!!!
ReplyDeletei love these too!
ReplyDeletewhen i visit my family in italy i always get a few boxes because i think they make gifts look (and taste) 100 times cuter.
i keep seeing more and more stuff i love on your blog.
spooky.
they really are amazingly gorgeous.
ReplyDeletethey really are amazingly gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely gorgeous! We visited Milan back in 2003 and bought these in every available colour. I ate the candy and carefully stowed the wrappings away. Well guess what, close to 7 years later they're still 'somewehere' in the attick. Time to go hunting for them I guess, I want to get them framed now, too!
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