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Along with our La Sardina DIY camera we’d like to present several DIY projects to inspire you. This project is a tutorial on how to make homemade lollipops by Jodi. Have fun!
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This street is known as the place you have to visit to buy typical souvenirs. But that isn't all you can find here. There are plenty of restaurants and traditional teashops where you feel like you're in the past.
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Cruising down Hollywood Boulevard, our sweet cravings caught up with this quaint little store.
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If you want the possibly best macarons in town, you'll have to wait quite some time - it's always crowded at the Ladurée Patisserie in Paris.
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If you need to regain your strength from a shopping spree or need a little break from the bustle of Portobello Road, this is the place to go.
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Recently I went to Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) for a family outing. We had a great time walking around RWS where I saw this shop called Candylicious.
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One of the oldest sweet shops in Valencia, La Casa de los Dulces offers a gamut of delightful sweets that will surely satisfy all your sweet tooth cravings. Feast on sweet rolls, marzipans, sweet cakes - basically anything that catches your fancy. Be careful though if you don't have much self-control as you're allowed to have a taste of everything.
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Got a sweet tooth? Our 3 winners sure do. Not only that but they've got an eye for sweets, too! Find out who won this chocolatey rumble!
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The whole city center of Erfurt is stuffed with little huts full of sales booths with handcrafts and all kinds of Christmas food you can think of.
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Last summer, I was bored out of my mind, so I called up a friend of mine and we decided to take a trip on the very next day. Destination? Aveiro! We were a little bit ashamed for not knowing this wonderful city very well, considering it’s just an hour away from Porto, by train. So off we go!Known as the "Portuguese Venice", the city of Aveiro is crossed by many canals, surrounded by salt-flats, lagoons and beaches and dominated by the Central Canal running through town.
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La Mallorquina is one of the oldest cafés and bakeries in Madrid. It was founded in 1894 and has only changed owners once ever since, when the founder´s family sold it during the Spanish Civil War. It is located at the very heart of Madrid: between la Calle Mayor and la Puerta del Sol and it’s been the meeting point of the Madrileños for more than a century.