Yellow Submarine

We have just arrived at my last Beatle Food post. September has flown by so fast.

Because I am super busy I've decided to focus on my past favorites in October. I have drawn over 400 food images since January 2009. I'll sift through those and show you the ones I love most.

Check back in on Friday, October 1 for the start of my personal reflection.

Until then, enjoy a sub sandwich.

Marshmallow Pie...No fluff! It's time to vote again!

Where rocking horse people eat marshmallow pies. Yes, another from Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds. Lucy must have had a really good meal.

Speaking of tasty food...it's time to vote for the Project Food Blog Challenge #2! You can read my challenge entry and vote here.

Anyone can vote. You will need to register at Foodbuzz, but it only takes a minute...and if you love food, that's the place to be.

Sitting on a Cornflake

Have you ever sat on a cornflake...and what is the significance of that?

Song: I am the Walrus

Glass Onion

I really struggled with this one so went to my Facebook buddies for help. Their suggestions helped me come up with the crystal ball approach.

Can you see your future in the glass onion?

Song: Glass Onion

Sgt. Pepper

This was one of my favorite albums as a kid. I loved the whimsical, carnival-like feeling.

I associate this name so much with The Beatles that I didn't even notice the food connection at first. My daughter pointed it out. Sometimes it takes a newbie to notice these things I guess.

Song: Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

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Strawberry Fields

After many weeks of prodding from my nine-year old daughter this month I bring you....{drumroll please}...Beatle Food.

On a five hour car ride to Wisconsin, while listening to Beatle music, my daughter started noticing all the food references in their songs. This month is the list of titles she jotted down in the car that day. And by the way, recently she proclaimed she was a "Beatle-Fan-in-Training"...so this is just the start of her craziness.

Let's start with an easy one...strawberry fields.

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