Here are the girls in uniform.

I don't have any photos of them creating because I left them to it. The patisserie isn't really big enough for parents and kids, so I went shopping while the girls learned and created.
Here they are waiting for their rainbow shortbread to be bagged. I tasted a tiny piece of Moo's shortbread. It was delicious, and definitely short!

Beautiful and delicious!

It is worthwhile mentioning that Sweetness also sell some ingredients that aren't easily sourced other places. A while back I blogged about Fiori di Sicilia. Gena sells it! So yes, you can get it in Australia. She also sells the divine Boyajian citrus oils and dried Montmorency cherries.

1 comment:
Hmm might have to send you shopping for me Sara! Sounds like some of those things will make perfect additives to Christmas baking.
Looks like the girls had a wonderful time too.
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