Tomato pastries, honey popsicle

Tomato pastries, honey popsicle

This summer, it was so hot that I had the popsicle ready. There's a juicy machine, there's a popsicle mold, there's the most important fridge, and it's always nice and easy, and it's made up. But it's good, but it's too hot, and it's like a cream popsicle with half a bowl of red meat, and it looks like it's going to heat up, but it's like it's making its waist thick. Freezing sticks made of natural fruit and vegetables. Eating tomatoes alone is acceptable even if it's acid; but if you turn them into popsicles, it's too dim and too sour, so I'm added to the cloves and about 30 grams of honey. When the popsicle freezes, it's cute, and it's a little sour when it's first taste, but the freshness of the taste is overwhelming, and the unique smell of the cloves adds to the charm of this low-fat popsicle。