Michael's sister is currently living in Japan teaching English. We were very excited to learn she would be visiting the states and was planning to come to Texas with her daughter and the rest of us. Of course she brought souvenirs for the cousins. The little ones got cute toy bags and the older ones got doughnut making kits.
We opened the box and found color coded packets and a plastic compartmentalized container. Autie would translate the instructions and we'd help the kids follow the directions. Each packet contained a power that we mixed with water then like play-dough formed into a ball and pushed into the doughnut shaped form and let it sit where it then hardened while me mixed the next batch up. and then proceeded to frost and add sprinkles or 'crunchies'.
A bit strange, yes. But, Apparently these boxes are readily available in Japan.

The 'dough' is pressed into the form here:
Rylee did an excellent job decorating. They do look like doughnuts.
The taste resembled a doughnut too.
no complaints from the kids. Rylee even tried to lick the frosting off her arm. lol.
Well, if making a memory was the mission, consider it accomplished. We can't wait for the next powder to food concoction we can mix up the next time we're together! :) Thanks for taking the time to bring and do something unique.






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