Flea market is one of my favourit places to hunt food props. The reason we were at Thirsty’s Flea Market wasn’t for my food props craziness, but for my husband favourite, comics.
Therefore, I was the person who brought goodies home 
An old style ice cream scoop…
A milk bottle with Winnipeg name and Maple Leaf logo
A set of Norwegian Rossetbakkels/Rosettes which can be changed into Indonesian kembang goyang mould.
A little corner of its flea market which sells snacks and beverages had caught my eyes.
An Indonesian born who lives on the Prairie land of Canada. Indonesia Eats is a memoir of her homeland. 
Indonesia Eats is written and photographed by Pepy Nasution; an Indonesian-born Winnipeg (Canada)-based food photographer.
Jealous!! I love finding stuff like this!
lovely finds I have the one with the wooden handle
looking forward to see the posts with the food made with these
regards Akheela
Oh those look like great finds! I’m jealous too! I need to talk my husband into going to some flea markets!
lovely moulds. I remember that in Sri Lanka we do ues similar moulds for a similar snack. Probably brought from the people who went to work in South East Asia.