Axolotl tea party - cookie experiment

jane1187

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Ok so I'm a trainee college lecturer so I'm off for the summer and have A LOT of time on my hands. I thought it was time to join my great caudate hobby with another of my hobbies... baking.

Enter the cookie experiment! Check out my hand-cut (they don't make axolotl shaped pastry cutters) melanoid and wild-type axolotls! Complete with cup of tea in appropriate mug. There was an albino axolotl (with red icing for eyes!) but he met with an unfortunate accident and ended up in my stomach before the photo shoot.

Enjoy!
 

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Awesome! I love them. :D
 
That looks awesome and it's a pretty cool cup, too bad about the albino but it's pretty funny though :lol:
 
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