Independence Day
The wonderous, edible orange pieces of soggy cereal in this soup emit bangs as pretty fireworks and stars explode out of them. Don't worry though; the fireworks will NOT continue to explode out of your mouth if you eat the soggy orange cereal. What the juice in the soup is made of, nobody knows. That taste is better than the food of the gods! Once you take a sip, nothing else will satisfy you! The edible letters spell July 4. Admire fireworks without needing to leave the kitchen!!
Chinese New Year
Become rich! This delicious mousse contains, instead of a cherry, a fortune cookie on top, resting on semi-sweet whipped cream. The red sections of the ice cream shoot out 2-4 red envelopes, each containing 300 chinese dollars (10 American bucks)! Although you can't see it, hidden in the green parts of the ice cream are 4 chocolate coins in each mousse. Now that's how you want to celebrate Chinese New Year on January 21 and 22!
Christmas Day
Wow! This is the famous gigantic chocolate cookie that Chopsticks and Greenie Global munch every year on December 25th! The cookie is made of rich, solid chocolate sprinkled with sparkly gold pieces that are actually healthy organic wheat. The heavenly chocolate is a mystery. Give a small bite to a crying and depressed child, and they immediately become happy and beg for more. It is said that the mouth watering choco beans this chocolate cookie is made of brings happiness and peace to all. The cookie is hollow and if you break a piece off, out spills a great deal of little suprises! Be sure not to bite it, because you could accidentically squash one of the tiny presents! What a perfect treat for your family!!!
Easter Day
Ah, a pyramid of eggs; the eggamid. Every eggamid looks completely different except for the yellow and rainbow egg and the type of their contents. These special eggs are arranged carefully on part of a humongus egg's shell. Their light colors are completely natural. The bottom three eggs that form the first row all contain at least five sweet candies, and the rainbow egg hides a miniature French cake. The two eggs that form the middle row include one special item and a folded note on how to use it. And the most unique egg, the yellow one on top, shelteres a real baby chick!! The best part is that you can eat all the shells except the one enclosing the baby chick, of course, but I think they are too pretty to eat. The eggamid is sweet!