Wednesday, September 24, 2008




17 comments:

Lindsay said...

aw how cute! i read their blog too :)

ah Teo said...

I love the spoon!!! where did u get the spoon from?

Sweet things in life said...

A really nice picture, I like the blue and the yellow in it. This is my breakfast from yesterday

http://sweet-things-in-life.blogspot.com/2008/09/fruktsallad-med-kesella.html

Anonymous said...

are those raspberries...? the colour is amazing! never before have i seen such a thing!

Anu said...

Food Porn Alert!!! ... these look so absolutely yum...

I'm positively salivating... :D

Danielle said...

Oh my gosh, even when I try to eat breakfast before blog reading I manage to want more food after seeing your beautiful pictures! Breakfast looks delicious and very halloween-y, yum :)

anya said...

I know nothing of the book creators as of yet; the title alone has captured my curios mind and inspired me. I am going to buy this book! Oh, and yellow raspberries too! :)

Matthew said...

Damn it, now I'm hungry.

Jess said...

Yum, I love white raspberries!

Missy CSI said...

yummy....i luv ur bf...but i i like nasi lemak most..

RMT said...

Your blog is simply delicious - and beautiful. Truly inspirational. Thank you and bon appetite! :)

Anonymous said...

Never look at this weblog when you're hungry ;)

La Madame Chapeau said...

Thanks to stumble lol

I'd found this webpage ages ago but lost the url in some way.

Happy to find you again!

cheers from Istanbul

Anonymous said...

It looks like cloudberries? Am I right? Because there are quite a lot of them in the northern parts of Sweden. But I didn't know you could find them in the US =)

Hilli said...

I LOVE YOUR PICTURES! and I really love brekafast so you are a real source of inspiration!

Anonymous said...

I love your blog! Breakfast is the most amazing meal of the day. Dinner? What's that? Who cares. It's time for breakfast!

Anonymous said...

i have a question about cooking oats in the microwave with cottage cheese-usually i like to use 1/2 c. dry oats. what are the other measurements I need for water, and cottage cheese and when I should perhaps add the cheese? thanks?!!!