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Showing posts with label fruits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fruits. Show all posts

Thursday, 23 July 2015

Yoghurt Dessert

I tried llao llao for the first time. My ex-colleagues have been raving about it.
Unfortunately it didn't do much for me. :( The sauce was too sweet for my liking and the various toppings are ordinary. There wasn't anything spectacular or special about llao llao yoghurt.
I will stick to my Greek yoghurt and fruits any time.

Sunday, 21 April 2013

Mango

What island fruit are you? quiz from Blogthings. Definitely sounds like me lol. 
You Are a Mango
Like a mango, you are special and one of a kind. Most people immediately recognize your uniqueness.
You are a passionate person. Some would call you an extremist... you definitely know what you like and dislike.

You are stubborn and headstrong. You aren't easily influenced, and you don't waver.
You love a good challenge - especially a mental one. You love to win, and you don't give up.

You can be a bit moody and unpredictable. People know not to come to you at the wrong time.
You may be standoffish with strangers and acquaintances, but you are sweet as can be with those you truly care about.

Saturday, 22 October 2011

Fruit Paradise

Craving for desserts, we went in search of some after dinner. It was literally a "roadside conference" in the car before we could decide where we wanted to go for dessert. In the end, it was Fruit Paradise at Orchard Central that won lol.
We each had the $9.80 tart set (a slice of tart with tea/coffee/soft drink). Marieann had the Mango Banana tart, Juliane the Chocolate Banana tart, I the Seasonal Fruit tart and the girls' father had the Coffee Pear tart. The coffee pear tart was quite light and refreshing.

Mango Banana tart (foreground) and Chocolate Banana tart (background)

Coffee Pear tart (foreground) and Seasonal Fruit tart (background)

Wednesday, 30 March 2011

Problematic Blackberry and Apple

Just love British humour! :) My Blackberry is not working (uploaded by BBC)