Tokens of my Confections

[tokensofmyconfections]

Hi, my name is Elva and I'm helping my Grandpa run his bakery and sweetshop while my parents work on fixing up the house more.

We are just starting out, so hopefully our shop earns a good reputation for our good food made with the recipes my Grandma gathered in her youth when she went on her Pokémon journey!

Tokens of my Confections menu

Seasonal baked goods 

Miltank Cream Cheese Pound Cake (have to specify since some people are allergic to miltank milk and we have to take special orders for versions made with either Bouffalant or Gogoat milk)

Bluk berry and Lavender Cake

Snickerdoodle Cake

Mint Chocolate Cake 

Chocolate Marble Nanab Cake

Vertical Nomel Cake

Giant Cinnamon Roll Cake (as big as a maximum size wagon wheel)

Double Chocolate Crinkle Cookies

Molasses Cookies

Maple Syrup and Brown Sugar Cookies

Soft Molasses Cookies

Soft Snickerdoodle Cookies

Neapolitan Cookies

Red Velvet Triple Chocolate Cookies

Applin Shaped Apple Blondies

Nomel Bars with Shortbread Crust

Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheesecake Bars

GuinnessBars (lots of Guinness beers used for this, you will smell the alcohol when you walk into the shop, be warned) 

Cream Cheese Kalos Toast Casserole (Grandma’s middle finger to my late great aunt since this was made as a dare when she was 16 years old) (same rules at the Pound Cake)

Apple Cider Donuts

Spudnuts

Twenty Pound Breakfast Casserole (this is a take home dish or a meal you share with friends at the dining room, please don’t take it as a challenge to eat the whole thing by yourself)

Spring Quiche with Chopped Sausage

Soups (offered during the cold spells during spring)

Mulligatawny Soup

Lancashire Hot Pot

Mincemeat

Hairst Bree

Cock-a-Leekie

Wooloo Heid Broth

Drinks

Pomeg Fizz

Mix Berry Punch

Lavender Lemonade (it’s very purple because of the lavender syrup)

Apple Cider (spiced or muled) {apples picked by my grandma with her neighbor’s Appletun, Fritters, help} (only not here during summer)

Chai

Apple Cinnamon tea

Herbal tea blend: Cherry Blossom Cosmo (Bright pink and fun-loving with the taste of cherry and berries.)

Herbal tea blend: Harvest Apple Spice (Orchard-ripe apples and berries infused with warm baking spices)

Herbal tea blend: Vanilla Rose (A medium-bodied white tea with upfront notes of sweet vanilla finishing with floral notes.)

Candy

Peanut Butter Fudge Cups

Homemade Chocolate Eggs

Lopunny Tails

Pidove's Nest Treats

Chocolate Angel Food Candy

Potato Candy (recipe from 1933) (staying)

Black Cheri Swirl Fudge

Bunnelby Treats

Sprinkle Fudge

Nomel Bark

Soft Chewy Caramels

Spritzee Nests

Layered Mint Candies

Delphox Wands (pretzel sticks dipped in colored chocolate with translucent sprinkles)

Marbled Orange Creamsicle Fudge

Lavender Fudge

Egg-Shaped Cookie Dough Truffles

Homemade Peanut Butter Cups

Sour Candy Drops (using the vintage candy machine molds of Staryu, Finneon, and Tynamo)

Chocolate Bunnery and Bunnelby

Pulled Taffy with Sea Salt (twenty eight flavors)

Pastel Chocolate Mint Patties

Ube Candy

Rose Water Brittle

Honeycomb (harvested from the local Combee farm that’s right next to the apple orchard Fritters the Appltun lives at)

Brigadeiros

Marzipan

Saffron Wepear lollipops

Lollipops (made with the same mixes at the Candy Drops)

Vanilla Fudge

Old Anville cream pull candy

[green-arana-research-center]

Hey, mudbray foal care ask-er here: the trail cam that was set up shows him using his little mouth to do that... (also no he's only 3 weeks old)

Huh. Alright then.

If he's 3 weeks old, you should continue nursing him milk. You should feed him milk for a couple more months before weaning him off and introducing him to mud.

[quillpokebiology]

Ok, so my arcanine, Aisha, did a thing while I was on vacation while my friend was Pokémon-sitting for me (region restriction are the worst DX) and guess what I came back to? ...If you guessed a clutch of six eggs then bully for you, I just don't know what a what to expect since my friend owns a male mabosstiff named Vito, or the neighbor's boltund, Maximus de Pantaloons Cortez, first of his name (yes, his owner's wife tells everyone that despite him calling him Maxi).... How do I check and how do I prepare?

If you want to check, take them to the pokemon center. They do free DNA tests and can determine what the eggs are crossed with.

If you want to be prepared, there's specific guides on various growlithe crossbreeds (since people LOVE their designer dog breeds) and on how to care for them. Still, i can give you a rundown here.

Mabostiff Crossed: Expect the little growlithe to be more feisty and energetic. Sharper teeth, so their teething phase is going to be worse.

Boltund Crossed: More energetic than the standard breed and highly playful. Yamper leave little electric trails when they run while yamper-crossed Growlithe will leave little spark trails. Cut your grass less you want them to accidently cause a fire.

[front-facing-pokemon]

[pokemonshelterstories]

On the topic of Pokemon you don’t expect to have predator behaviors I once was visiting a cousins ranch and I saw a Mudsdale make an attempt to grab a (wild) Pichu when it wandered through the paddock. My cousin said they’ll try to snap up any small varmint pokemon when they can to help get some easier nutrients when they get the chance. Is this normal or are my cousins pokemon just weird?

mudsdale will occasionally eat small pokemon, but it's not a normal behavior. their digestive tract is designed to eat large quantities of grass and mud, not meat. sometimes if they're low on calcium they'll eat an unfortunate pasture critter, but it's not a behavior we normally expect.

if your cousin's mudsdale is regularly trying to eat pichu, that's a sign something is wrong. it could be that the mineral balance in the mud is off- many people assume that mudsdale don't need mineral blocks because they eat mud, but not all mud has what mudsdale need to stay healthy. it could also be that the mudsdale is simply bored, which is what causes a lot of instances of predation behavior in equine pokemon. since pichu's electricity obviously can't hurt a mudsdale, a pichu might as well be a jolly ball that makes fun squeaking noises when tossed around.

so no, this is not usual behavior, and something is off with your cousin's mudsdale.

[a-online-person]

Happy Love Day Everyone!! :3

V-Day card designs too the Pokémon I love the most!!

[quillpokebiology]

Did you see this wild new Absol form? It looks so cool but i'm not sure it'll be friends with my absol that has the regular absolite....

No, I haven't! What are you talking about?

[okami-117]

I mean... I guess I'm telling you of it now...?

I am visiting this cute little hotel when I saw this feisty lady named Ophelia.

[quillpokebiology]

ARCEUS FUCK THAT LOOKS COOL!!!

[ruderubicante]

It's cold out.

[quadraclover]

HAPPY NEW YEAR AND WELCOME RED HORSE'S YEAR!!!

RED HORSE IS MEGA SCOLIPEDE BECAUSE I NEEDED AN EXCUSE TO DRAW IT

[ruderubicante]

Question! Does your scolipede like stealing blankets to make a "nest" or is it a odd habit of my scolipede, Lilybell?

Two words: Couch Tyrant

[crimeismydayjob]

Hey buddy I don't think you're supposed to be in here...

[quillpokebiology]

Asking out of curiosity: should I worry if my scolipede gets a galvantula boyfriend? (Trying to make sure my scolipede doesn't hurt any Pokémon they might try to court that maybe not amused with my scolipede's courting dance... (imagine something along the lines of purposely getting willow branches stuck on her horns and prancing in a circle in vaguely dancing motions with head swishes and full-on wiggly spins on her back feet))

Not really! They're both large bug types, and there usually aren't complications involving eggs and health and all that if they ever breed.

As for the prancing thing, though?? Number 1: That sounds funny and adorable. Number 2: pretty standard behaviour for Scolipede. I wouldn't be too worried about her hurting other pokemon. Scolipede tend to clean out the spot where they will do their dance, which includes moving any pokemon that could get in the way.

[quillpokebiology]

Hi, dancing scolipede owner here, just wanted to say that my scolipede, Lilybell, who's attempting and failing to woo my boyfriend's galvantula. Static, was a former pokémusical 'mon who was abandoned as a venipede at a shelter. which was why I must ask, how much of her dance is courtship and how much of her dance might be leftover routines from pokémon musicals?

If you know what dances she did for the musicals, you can probably figure it out that way. If you don't know, it's pretty hard, to tell. It's probably just a mixture of both

[dailytricksterfox]

[ruderubicante]

Hm... Big Bug.

[paper-koi]

Look at my bug!!

[quillpokebiology]

Asking out of curiosity: should I worry if my scolipede gets a galvantula boyfriend? (Trying to make sure my scolipede doesn't hurt any Pokémon they might try to court that maybe not amused with my scolipede's courting dance... (imagine something along the lines of purposely getting willow branches stuck on her horns and prancing in a circle in vaguely dancing motions with head swishes and full-on wiggly spins on her back feet))

Not really! They're both large bug types, and there usually aren't complications involving eggs and health and all that if they ever breed.

As for the prancing thing, though?? Number 1: That sounds funny and adorable. Number 2: pretty standard behaviour for Scolipede. I wouldn't be too worried about her hurting other pokemon. Scolipede tend to clean out the spot where they will do their dance, which includes moving any pokemon that could get in the way.