The Labyrinth Cookbook Review! - Aesthetic Cooking - Fantasy Cooking

[@DrFranklynAnderson]

In the southern US there’s a dessert called Pineapple Dream. It’s a base layer of crushed graham crackers (a bit like a plain digestive biscuit) with thickened whipped cream-mixed with crushed pineapple bits-on top. Replace the pineapple with peach and you’d have a pretty tasty “peach dream,” which would be perfect for a Labyrinth cookbook!

[@SaberStarr]

::Big cheesy grin:: You're so welcome for the cookbook!! I wish it'd been based on the movie rather than the Greek mythos. Had I known, I probably would have skipped it. At least the artwork is cool. Well done on the music you added, I mean it's kinda perfect!! ;-) It looks really delicious btw!! Glad it turned out despite the lack of directions there.

[@LadyofFaewood]

Thank you again! I love it so much 😘 ah cool so glad you noticed the music 😁 I went through heaps of songs to find the perfect 80s glam rock style music for the video 🤣

[@Sayyadina42]

What a strange item. I love Labyrinth but yes, the only thing anyone eats is a peach with a bug in it so it doesn't make me think "cookbook!" It's like someone just had their Greek cookbook but thought they would sell more if they connected it to a movie somehow. Is it even licensed? Weird. Anyway thanks for the info!

[@LadyofFaewood]

Haha true! A bug filled peach is not the most appetising thing 😅 I dont believe it's licensed but it also doesn't say unofficial. I still feel like someone needs to make an official one 😊

[@jwb52z9]

Who is listed as the author of the cookbook? is it Kanno Yoritoki? If not, I found a different one.

[@LadyofFaewood]

Yes that's the one 😊