Missing Bite Collection

Australian Lamington
Lamingtons with Australian flag

Half-eaten apples

Boy eating sandwich, smiling
1963, One Person, Children Only, One Boy Only, Primary Age Child, Caucasian Appearance, Studio Shot, White Background, Horizontal, Colour, Photography, Front View, Head And Shoulders, Casual

Birch Bolete -Leccinum scabrum-, Allgaeu, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Dotted stem bolete -Boletus erythropus-, Allgaeu, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Blueberry muffins and fresh blueberries on polka dot tablecloth, close-up

Biscuits and gingerbread man on checked background

Chocolate bunny, part of ear missing

Apple with peck mark in skin

Goats cheese tartlet garnished with watercress leaves and nuts, on a plate, close-up

Creme caramel

Bread and butter pudding in baking tray, spoon nearby

Bitten apples

Ring doughnut with bite taken out of it

Baked Alaska

Blackberry and apple pie with a piece of the crust missing

Shepherds pie in a baking dish, close-up

Citrus Swallowtail (Papilio demodocus) caterpillar feeding on shiny leaf, close-up

Two Welsh cakes, one with missing bite

Welsh cake with bite taken

Raspberry brulee served in ramekins, next to purple napkin and silver spoon

Lamington sponge cake with a bite taken from it

Two Eccles cakes, one has a bite taken from it

Sausage roll with missing bite

A mince pie with a bite taken from it

Eccles Cake with a bite taken from it

Bakewell tart with a bite taken from it

Custard tart with bite taken from it, close-up

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"Missing Bite: A Delicious Mystery Unfolds" Indulging in the iconic Australian Lamington, a delectable treat with its fluffy sponge cake coated in chocolate and coconut, one can't help but notice a peculiar missing bite. Who could resist this sweet temptation? Meanwhile, half-eaten apples lay scattered on the table, evidence of someone's healthy snacking habits. Perhaps it was that boy we see in the corner, his face beaming with delight as he takes a big bite out of his sandwich. The joy of good food is truly contagious. Intriguingly, an applebite caught our attention from the Tom Kelley Archive. Was it an act of mischief or simply hunger? The answer remains unknown. Venturing into Bavaria's enchanting forests, we stumble upon Birch Bolete and Dotted stem bolete mushrooms - their unique dotted stems reminiscent of those polka dot tablecloths adorning blueberry muffins and fresh berries up close. It seems nature also enjoys playing hide-and-seek with bites. Moving on to gingerbread biscuits shaped like little men against a checked background; they seem to have lost parts just like that mischievous chocolate bunny who had its ear nibbled away. Oh dear. Who could have been so tempted by these delightful treats? But let us not forget about savory delights. A goats cheese tartlet garnished with watercress leaves and nuts awaits us on a plate - almost too beautiful to eat. Yet even here, there might be signs of missing bites hidden beneath its exquisite presentation. Finally, an apple reveals itself with a peck mark etched onto its skin – perhaps left behind by some hungry bird seeking sustenance amidst nature's bounty. The mystery deepens as each image captures moments where bites go astray or are savored without explanation. What stories lie behind these missing morsels? Only our imagination can fill in the gaps as we savor the tantalizing flavors of life.