Puffer Bird Measuring Cups
Posted on July 2, 2009
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The Boss and I spend a pretty good amount of time in the kitchen cooking and eating so it only makes sense to have a little fun with the items that we use most often. I recently bought these Puffer Bird Measuring Cups from Anthropologie, and they’ve added a pinch of charm to our kitchen, which we’re still trying to make feel a little more like home. The tail serves as a handle, the beak serves as a spout, and their overall cuteness obviously adds a touch of deliciousness to whatever it is you’re cooking.
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i miss reading your posts on east coast time… i have to wait and wait and wait now. so i will appriciate when you start posting at 6am your time to make your posts viewable for me when i get into my office. thanks. its now 3:30 my time and i’m now just enjoying a little sliceoflemon.com
miss you.
awww they’re so cute!
I do spend quite a bit of my shopping time in kitchen secitons/stores.. i’m pretty sure if I had seen this i would’ve loved to have it in my kitchen
Now WHY do we not have such things in Singapore! Sheesh.
Ohhh I want!!! They are adorable! I keep hearing about Anthropologie, sounds like an amazing store.