After lunch, we cut through the Strawberry Banke museum shop to get back to our car. I bought this horrible looking peanut candy for 10 cents, because it had been a while (maybe since Idaho?) that we had done a local food experiment. It tasted like someone had frosted a fiberglass nutter butter with licorice. I made this face and then spat it out, elegantly, into a bush. Lizzie commented on how the lovely mashed up orange color contrasted nicely with the green rhododendron leaves it dribbled on to. I bet the bees will love it. Also, check out this terrifying ornament that was in the store. I wasn't sure what to make of it, but Lizzie investigated, and it is actually a Gingerbread Santa combo. If you put Santa Ginge on your tree, he will haunt your sugar plum dreams.
After lunch, we cut through the Strawberry Banke museum shop to get back to our car. I bought this horrible looking peanut candy for 10 cents, because it had been a while (maybe since Idaho?) that we had done a local food experiment. It tasted like someone had frosted a fiberglass nutter butter with licorice. I made this face and then spat it out, elegantly, into a bush. Lizzie commented on how the lovely mashed up orange color contrasted nicely with the green rhododendron leaves it dribbled on to. I bet the bees will love it. Also, check out this terrifying ornament that was in the store. I wasn't sure what to make of it, but Lizzie investigated, and it is actually a Gingerbread Santa combo. If you put Santa Ginge on your tree, he will haunt your sugar plum dreams.
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