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So, we actually have these goodies sitting on the dining room table, it's just we've been to darned lethargic to actually take our own dang pictures.

Anyways....



In case you haven't guessed, they're from Japan, and they're to squooge your sticky rice into pleasantly Stitch-shaped globs so you can has Stitchie Sushi yay!

(Though, we are kinda wondering now if these have been sitting on the shelf at Uwajimaya since 2002.)

From Tomy! Yes, Tomy, the company that makes plastic replica models also made this delicious Stitch-shaped gummy candy!

Forgot to put up these images the other day when we were babbling about Stitchfood.



"Notime" appears to be gum. That makes you HAPPY! Although Stitch doesn't seem to agree.

So, as you may have ascertained, the Dizzney stores in Japan this summer had a promotion where a good portion of the sales area was turned into "Stitch's Ohana Village." And, many of the characters in Stitch got to man part of the imaginary shop. Dr. Jumba was in charge of the grocery store. Which means, of course, radioactive candy yay! Plus, this neat shopping bag.

( rot your teeth )

spazzygirl19 done finded these....



'Tis the first time we've encountered candy that includes instructions. 'Cause, you might eat it wrong, we guess. Thus causing instability.

BTW, speaking of candy, this article by a cranky Englishman caused much amusement. He actually dares to propose that maybe we should quit being so fat-phobic and just, ya know, let kids eat candy if they want.

Er, they make Lilo & Stitch mind-altering chemicals?

We needs some.

So, thanks to reichiere, we were alerted to the existence of NEW Stitch food at our local Freddie Meyer. We hastened hence....



...and were SHOCKED and AMAZED by the sheer variety of Disney-branded foodstuffs therein. We boggled for a bit, and then espied, making their way down the aisle, at the late hour the tikis choose for their marketing, a little Microsoft-drones-ish family, featuring tired mommy and tired daddy and a quite impatient kidlet perched on their cart. And it occurred, if Buzz Lightyear's picture featured on a package of frozen Brussels sprouts, said kid would probably demand them, and the 'rents did not look like they were in the headspace to put up much of a fight with said tiny titan.

So, anyways, we picked up a Lilo & Stitch Splasher or two or three (actually, eleven - we bought 'em out, plus grabbed the display, leaving a crumb too small for the other Whos mouses, so don't even think of going to the Bellevue Freddie for your Stitchie needs). And hied home for EXPERIMENTATION!!

( Science! )

As you know, there's nothing tiki likes better than Stitch food products. (Well, maybe Stitch bathroom products, but that's another story.)



From Tar-jay!

( snacky cakes )

Thanks, reichiere!!!!

Also, tiki is going to hell!!!!! It's true! We made a big pot o' coffee, but then had to run an errand (we had to get to the licensing bureau to renew our TIKI vanity plate before some #$%$#$% snags it from us) so of course, due to being anal, we turned off the coffee pot before we left the house. And then when we got back, we espied that still half full pot of cold coffee, so we put a cup in the microwave!!!!

As we said, we're going to hell.