I like how they show two on each stamp. For me a custard tart and an egg tart would be the same thing. It looks like the custard one here has a top crust, or browned more.
I'm not familiar with these tarts, so I really don't know the difference. They must be not the same in Hong Kong, if they decided to mention both in the stamp.
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and you have provided dessert for my meals :)
ReplyDeleteLove custard, though I've only had the Portuguese tarts so will have to see how these one differ.
I thought so when I saw your stamps :DD
DeleteSame here, about tarts.
mmmh...yum! lovely stamps!
ReplyDeleteYummy, aren't they!
DeleteA little strange to see two on one stamp.
ReplyDeleteIt's an original design, isn't it?
DeleteThose are making me hungry!
ReplyDeleteAnd who doesn't? ;)
DeleteI love the tarts - but the egg tart is easily my all-time favourite!
ReplyDeleteOoh egg custards and waffles, my favourites although looking at the stamp the egg tart looks like our custard tart so guess I'd choose both.
ReplyDeleteI like how they show two on each stamp. For me a custard tart and an egg tart would be the same thing. It looks like the custard one here has a top crust, or browned more.
ReplyDeleteI'm not familiar with these tarts, so I really don't know the difference. They must be not the same in Hong Kong, if they decided to mention both in the stamp.
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