Anything Goes

Crunch? Snickers? Ferrero? Cadbury? Ack! They are all very expensive now. I can’t even dare to buy one bar of any of them, even the cheapest one available. As much as possible I don’t want to spend on unimportant things because there are more important priorities that our body needs. With rising prices on commodities that never cease, coupled with our salaries staying dormant for all eternity (even if there is a ltitle, you’d barely feel there’s any), it is now time to buy Philippine made products. Let’s all buy Cloud… Continue reading

I forgot that there was still one ice cream that we tried out in Singapore for me to blog. Enter Gelatissimo! I forgot the name of the mall where this stall is located. My wife and I did not hesitate trying out their ice cream after we saw one of their flavors that had a big chili in it. I wondered, could this be a spicy type of ice cream? It looked unique when I first saw it. Check the picture on the right. It’s the flavor on the left most side. Notice the large red chili peppers? The other flavors look yummy too right? Price

Man, if I hadn’t read any news about this, I would never have known even until now that one ingredient in potato chips can cause cancer in high levels of it. The news mentioned it can cause cancer in lab animals so it’s never impossible that it wouldn’t affect us humans too.  California just sued H.J. Heinz Co., Frito-Lay, Kettle Foods Inc., and Lance Inc. They agreed to lower levels acrylamide which is the main culprit of the cancer causing issue.

If you don’t have any idea what acrylamide is, here’s a definition I found in some site in the web. Acrylamide is a chemical that can form in some foods during high-temperature cooking processes, such as frying… Continue reading

This stall can be seen just outside the main entrance of Centrepoint Mall, in front of Clark Quaye. At first, I thought their ice cream were of the minty types since knowing cuisine in Singapore is more on the spicy side, their ice creams would be no different as I judged by myself upon knowing the name of the ice cream. Hokaido sounds Japanese so I thought to myself, could this be a wasabe ice cream? since I saw lots of green colored ice cream in there. Woh, if gobbling up even a small quantity of wasabe can send you chills inside your brain, what more would a wasabe type of ice cream do to you? Me

This is one unique type of ice cream. While walking along the very long Orchard road in Singapore, we passed by a cart selling ice creams. This was the 4th variety of ice cream that we tasted and we simply stopped in front of it upon seeing a customer buy one. It’s like selling an ice cream the shape of a whole cheese or butter. The vendor gets one rectangular shaped ice cream (depending on the flavor you choose), cramps 2 wafer biscuits on each side, then you’re all set to eat. It’s called Creme of Dreme and we chose the blueberry

In one of Jurong Bird Park’s (Singapore) food outlets, they have this menu item called Noodle Special and Rice Beef Special. My wife and I ordered each. I ate the noodle special since it looked so yummy. Once I started munching on the noodles, I was surprised it tasted so differently. Sort of like a Korean delicacy type called Kimchi. I thought it was Spaghetti haha. The chicken tasted good, a bit spicy but good. The noodle was also super spicy but its Kimchi like taste prevented me from eating it all up. I guess I am not used to it like Koreans do. Everything in that set was spicy, even the salad. I checked out my wife’s food, most items the same as mine. The rice there has some… Continue reading