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October 06, 2010

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KitsuneNihon

That looks so cool. Where will it be located?

mochipan.blogspot.com

Awesome! I also love Yayoi Kusuma, and have a shared obsession with polka dots. I also love Vending machines! It's not as strange as it sounds - I used to live in Japan and now I don't I seriouslt miss them! It's explained here - http://mochipan.blogspot.com/2009/10/mochipan-likes-vending-machines.html

I wish I could come over and use one of these vending machines!!

Allia 26

These polka dots reminds me the Hungarians most favourited cottage cheese dessert, covered with dark chocolate. It is called Túró Rudi, and is produced since 1954. In Europe it is known as Dots. Check this out: http://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/T%C3%BAr%C3%B3_Rudi

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