Butter London nail polish in Teddy Girl--the perfect pale pink
I'm in Hawaii this week for some long overdue family hang time. The weather is pretty much perfect here right now, which is really taking the edge off the freezing NYC winter I just escaped. But for those of you in not-so-sunny environs, here are some of the little things that were making the grey days a bit cozier. xo
Recently discovered Shino Takeda's perfectly imperfect pottery and my new goal in life is to collect as much of her work as I can get my hands on. Etsy shop HERE. Read about her HERE.
The company is called Teapigs and the tea is called popcorn tea. And that's an actual piece of popcorn in the bag. Need I say more.
The two cookbooks that are getting the most play in my kitchen these days--Canal House Cooks Every Day and The Smitten Kitchen Cookbook
This extra virgin olive oil is really good and really affordable. Plus I love the ballsiness of putting "world's finest" on your label.
Tea Pigs and The Smitten Kitchen Cookbook are things that make me happy!
ReplyDeleteI hadn't heard of Teapigs before! Popcorn tea is intriguing and sounds wonderful. I'll have to try that!
ReplyDeleteI love the Smitten Kitchen Cookbook. I haven't made too much out of it yet, but what I have made has been fantastic, and it's just so much fun to look through too!
The popcorn tea is so delicious, let me know how you like it!
DeleteHi Carol! Shino is a friend of mine and I'm simply in love with her incredibly unique style! I actually run Pantry Confidential as well and would love to chat about featuring you one of these days (if you're interested, that is) - please reach out when you return to NY and enjoy the rest of your time at home! :) Hana
ReplyDeleteHi! I love Pantry Confidential! I'm back in NY at the end of the week and I'll definitely get in touch! Thanks so much for thinking of me. xx
DeleteHi there! I'm sure you hear this 24.7.365 but I love your blog, especially your Favorite Things series! I haven't tried Teapigs yet, but definitely will add it to the list now. Have you tried David's Tea yet? I'm obsessed. They have a couple stores around the city, you should stop by...their baristas are so friendly and helpful!
ReplyDeleteI loved teapigs while in London. I think pop"corn" tea is actually popped rice -- genmaicha, but re-branded :)
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