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We went to my husband's annual college reunion last weekend. This reunion has been going on since they graduated from college up to now. Although most of the children have grown up and no longer attend these family gatherings, our children along with a few more came to the gathering held on the university campus.
I brought along a couple of jars, whipped cream, sponge cake, biscuits, gummy, chocolate chips, strawberries and some other sweets so that the kids can make their own trifles. This was a big hit and after decorating the jar with ribbons and stickers, they all took their piece of work back home. Mason Jar Trifles along with gyoza dumplings and temaki-sushi are great hands-on activities for children at birthday parties and play dates. For details of children's cooking party, please contact me for details >>>
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AuthorI'm Miyuki, founder of Simply Oishii Wagashi School in Tokyo. I specialize in teaching traditional Japanese sweets and sharing the culture, history and seasonal traditions of wagashi with people from around the world. Archives
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