I've never really wanted to eat a cup of frosting before. Here's proof that my mind can be changed after all!
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As an American, I'm not super familiar with the traditional high tea ritual. Once for a bachelorette party I had tea at the Bellagio with a bunch of fancy ladies. We had champagne and lots of tiny delicious foods. This cake would have been a gaudy yet not unwelcome addition.
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It just doesn't get much more whimsical than itty bitty flower teacups for fairies who want to drink from your fingers.
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Is this what Little Red had in her basket on her way through the woods to grandmother's house?
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Who says your tea set can't be architecturally interesting? When not in use, I'd be happy to have a good looking stack.
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