When I went to Taiwan a few years ago, I remember our tour guides recommending us to try their milk tea. They said that milk tea, especially pearl milk tea, is the best drink in Taiwan. I didn't try it though. I wasn't much of a foodie. So I went home kind of regretting not trying it and wondering how it tastes like.
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Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Saturday, April 20, 2013
I Love Milk Tea
When I went to Taiwan a few years ago, I remember our tour guides recommending us to try their milk tea. They said that milk tea, especially pearl milk tea, is the best drink in Taiwan. I didn't try it though. I wasn't much of a foodie. So I went home kind of regretting not trying it and wondering how it tastes like.
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Buying Tea in Hong Kong
During our trips to Hong Kong, we would drink tea instead of water or juice during our meals. Most of the time, teas were served for free in Hong Kong restaurants. As a child, I hated its taste. Despite that, I couldn't deny that a warm, aromatic cup of tea is very soothing to my body, especially during the cold weather in Hong Kong. Though I've never become a fan, I learned to appreciate tea.
My sister is a die-hard fan of teas. She especially likes green tea and she prefers to drink it in its purest form - right from the tea leaves. Sadly, it's quite hard to find green tea leaves in Manila. We always find green tea in the form of tea bags or powder sold in the local market.
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Meiji Ice Cream Bar
| Meiji Milk Cookie Ice Cream Bar |
If you’re bored or feeling stressed, you can enliven
yourself by doing something different. Why not start with eating something new? Meiji ice cream bar is a novel snack to me.
My sister bought this milk cookie ice cream bar for me a
couple of weeks ago. As twins, we would always eat our snacks together,
especially those that we haven’t tried before. I had been looking forward to
tasting this yummy-looking ice cream. Unfortunately, my sister got sick so we
weren’t able to eat it right away.
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
A Bad Day
It’s forty-six days before Christmas. My family has started
to buy gifts for our clients. Every Christmas, we’ve always bought brandy for
our clients. This year, apart from brandies, we decided to buy cocktail juice for
our female (or non-drinking) clients. We have already bought boxes of brandies
last month. I accompanied my mom this afternoon to buy cocktail juice. I’ve
heard that it costs only Php143 in Mandarin Supermarket (Ongpin) compared to
S&R and Landmark (Trinoma), which cost Php154 and Php157, respectively.
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
The Horror of a Lollipop
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| photo by jelene on flickr.com |
As a child, I had rarely eaten cakes, chocolates, and candies compared to other kids. I prefer salty foods. But sometimes, I just couldn't resist lollipops. I don't know if it's the sweetness, the color, or the stick inserted to candies that made lollipops so appealing.
Anyway, I've heard a weird news today regarding lollipops. A teenaged boy was rushed to the hospital after eating a lollipop. His lips were terribly swollen. How could a harmless lollipop do this to a boy?
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