“Graffiti” has been the popular culture in overseas for many years.  Express the emotions by drawing is basic method to draw the graffiti.  The latest well-known teaching method in Japan is combining the concept of the graffiti and bread in IG.  For the enthusiastic fans, the creative products have even been sold for people too.

You cannot admire how creative the Japanese parents are.  It is not adequate for teaching children words with the pictures.  Thus, they think if their children can create the words they learnt by drawing on food, their recognition will be deeper than only watching the pictures.  Everything they can get in touch with in their daily lives, for example, the watermelon, flowers, panda……to use their creativity to do the graffiti on bread would be a unique learning way.  They can gain more knowledges by making more breads as well.  Drawing on papers used to watch only.  But this time they can even eat for the final product.  These breads are healthier for the children because they are made by the steamed toast oven.  In addition, the texture of the bread would be softer by the steaming way too~

Let’s try this refreshing watermelon in this hot summer~

Although they look a little bit different to the real one, they stills look great and beautiful~

The little pandas are pretty cute but a little bit silly~

When it comes to the Japanese culture, we cannot be separated with the comics since they accompany with us when we are younger.  Thus, the theme for baking would also be some cartoon characters or comic characters.  Do you recognize some of them?

The yellow Pudding Dogs are wearing the Santa Claus costumer, so cute and lovely!

Would this classic Sanrio character Keroppi be one part of your memories?

Wow!  It is unbelievable for drawing these vivid characters on the bread.  These masterpieces are quite pity to be eaten!

Let’s use our endless imaginations for crossover the graffiti and another food again!