The Mid-Autumn festivities exploded over the long weekend. There were bright lanterns everywhere. Restaurants were full. Shops quickly ran out of fruit baskets. And people were in a celebratory mood.
Since the holiday is also known as the Mooncake Festival, countless boxes of this pastry were going around. It's one of the few Chinese sweets that I enjoy, and I was over the moon when a friend brought me special ones from a recent trip.
Let me share a few of these with you, albeit online. Cheeky, yet fitting, delicacies for the Moon Festival.
photos from boysky.com and the G.O.D. lifestyle store
12 comments:
Heh.
When did mooncakes get so clever?
this is my 5th year to celebrate moon cake festival but i haven't seen those kind of mooncakes... cute! LOL!
JJRod'z
It won't be long before they make gay-themed naughty mooncakes, I think. Hehehe.
sana ang apat na natanggap ko ganyang istilo,didila dilaan ko yan hihihi
I want mine with a beauty mark. Chos. :)
Quick, take a bite before the moon disappears completely
hahaha! oh gosh, it's so cute!! :)
So this is what they meant by having both sides of the moon. Pahinge?
Spank them cheeks, Sean. LOL
Clever haha looks like somebody took "moon" literally
wow!hehehe.. looks interesting and delicious. i always wanted to eat somebody's ass!hahaha. JK! :)
@rudeboy: i know! lol!
@jj roa rodriguez: i haven't either, and i live in the land where the mooncake was created.
@juan der last: hahaha! i think so too.
@jetlander: lol! baka biglang umungol yung mooncake hehe.
@spiral prince: buhay na nunal na may tumutubong hair lol! :)
@bien: oo nga haha!
@leo: cuto no? ayaw ko ngang kainin eh :)
@kiks: kagat na kiks. spanking ooooh! lol!
@citybuoy: hahaha! i wonder what their brownies look like? lol!
@jelai: lol! baka masanay siya hehe.
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