#winterbrunch

Hello my dreamy winter Cozylings ❄️🩵☁️ There’s something truly soft about small rituals, isn’t there? The quiet act of layering whipped cream, yogurt, and berry swirls in glass cups. The gentle dust of coconut “snow” on top. The way light hits the pastel layers and suddenly it feels like winter itself has been captured in a bite. This recipe is about more than just flavor it’s about pause. A reminder that winter can be soft. That even in the middle of busy mornings or cold afternoons, there’s a moment where you can breathe, smile, and enjoy something beautiful. I want you to feel the joy of creating something delicate and magical with your own hands. I want you to taste a spoonful and feel like you’ve wrapped yourself in a pastel winter cloud, that fleeting feeling of magic that makes the season shimmer. Whether you make one cup or a tray full to share, I hope these little Cloudberry Whipped Yogurt Cups remind you of all the gentle, glowing moments winter can bring: ✨ soft laughter in a cozy kitchen ✨ warm mugs on snowy windowsills ✨ pastel colors in a world of gray skies ✨ sweetness that lingers like a hug Every layer, every swirl, every bite is a little winter poem. And Cozylings, you’re part of it. You make these recipes feel alive, magical, and full of heart. Take a spoon, close your eyes, and let the softness fill you. ☁️❄️🩵 Winter is ours. Let’s savor it together.

Friday 20/06/14 - Day 90 - Before work today I went to the dentist for a quick clean, and then had brunch with Susie, who I haven't seen in literally a year or longer! We were supposed to meet up at 11:30, but I got to Central around 11:10, so had to wait. Unfortunately she was late (not to mention our other friend Nathaniel, who didn't even turn up at all..... but that's a story for another day, i could write an essay on the topic -_-) and we ended up meeting up closer to 12pm. We went to Devon Cafe, which looked amazing, but unfortunately they had a 30min wait for a table, so we walked around Surry Hills for a while getting lost, before settling for DiBella Cafe, a small and relatively unknown place.

I got the chicken haloumi wrap and a cold drip coffee, and Susie got the pulled pork burger and a chai latte. The food was very good, but of course the prices, since it's close to central and there's so many hipster places around, were quite steep. The cold drip coffee certainly isn't for everyone, but was something I really wanted to try. And those chips were absolutely gorgeous - they were made out of cheese or something (will have to google them...) and were fluffy and delicious. Overall was a very satisfying meal.

Unfortunately we both had work at 1pm, so we had to eat really quickly and head off, but it was great to catch up with one of my good friends from earlier in my uni degree, and to listen to her bitch about full time work haha. Looking forward to entering that stage of my life myself!