
We play with our food at my house. It's a matter of principal -and haberdashery. On Saint Patrick's Day, what better way to tip your cap to the Irish than parade around wearing a cabbage leaf?




And when you get tired and hungry, just eat your hat.

Mom and son sporting their cabbage caps.
BTW, "mon petit chou" is one of the only phrases I remember from my high school French classes. It is a term of endearment, translating to "my little cabbage."
2 comments:
It's Rex Donald...our little Cabbage Patch Kid...except he got lots cuter! ;D
XOXOXO MiMa
Well Sweet Things,
Sending our love and wishes for more fabulous food adventures.
Love,
Grandmama
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