Sweet Tooth

I've been spending my holidays as a lazy slug again, but I really don't mind too much. Reading, hanging out with friends, spending time with family (my brother-in-law is back for good now yay), watching trashy tv, occasionally making moneyz and eating desserts/delicious food - it's all goooood. I'm pretty excited about Christmas too, since my beautiful baby nephew and my family is all here together again for the first time in years - it's just going to be great!

Here are some photos from the past few weeks, in other words, proof that I am a lazy slug:

Dinner and dessert at Criniti's after going to the Dion Lee Warehouse sale. 

I think that this was the budino al cioccolato dessert? $16 worth of yum.

Good photo, Anne.

 The now famous Ten Dollar Water.

 Just chillin'

 Homemade carrot cake and cupcakes from the Cupcake Bakery for my sister's birthday. 

The cake and cupcakes were really nice and moist, but the cupcakes were a bit too sweet for me. 

I'm more of a macaron girl haha.

 Coconut macarons from one of my favourite places, La Royale Patisserie in Wetherill Park. I can't get enough of their macarons, which are cheaper than most at $2.20, and their cakes look delicious too!

 Cake from La Royale Patisserie. Meringue, cream, caramel and peaches - how could I resist? I couldn't eat it all in one go though, since the meringue and caramel was pretty sweet but mmm it was tasty.

 Belgian waffles at Max Brenner after going to the Picasso Exhibition at the Art Gallery. 

I really enjoyed the exhibition and am quite interested in Picasso now. I even bought a fridge magnet to add to my growing collection at home haha. Not knowing much before, I definitely want to see and know more about his art and life now!

 Sam. Best girl. She always makes me laugh. Have fun on your travels, and I'm looking forward to seeing your vlogs! xx

 Finally checked out Cafe Cre Asion after seeing a recommendation in Time Out and boy, was it worth it. I really have to recommend this place, and it's so close to Museum Station I'll definitely be back for more macarons!  GO GO GO.

 8 macarons for $21. We got: pistachio, green tea, rhubarb and vanilla, lychee and raspberry, hoji tea, jasmine, Thai milk tea and earl grey. 

At $2.70 for one, these macarons are a bit more expensive than your usual macarons, but they are so worth it. So good. SO. GOOD. The flavours were really clear and strong, and it's pretty fun trying out flavours that I haven't seen anywhere else. I liked pretty much every single one, but I couldn't taste the lychee in the lychee & raspberry macaron so much and I wasn't sure how Thai milk tea was supposed to taste, so those two were my least favourite. They were still nice though! Green tea, pistachio and hoji tea were the best ones - seriously, go have the pistachio macaron. I've never had better. These macarons weren't that sweet either, so My Linh and I ate seven of them in a row pretty easily. YUM. 

 Lazy day at Hyde Park

 Rhubarb and vanilla.

THE WEATHER IS FINALLY GOOD AGAIN 

xx