Malcolm loves this cereal. You know, this lil fler. He doesnt really like to eat much. He’s already two years old, and still prefers to tag onto my breast, sigh. This is why i buy him this Greenmax Yam Multi Grains Cereal each time i go to the organic shop. He wont eat this each day. Sometimes, he can finish the whole bowl of cereal. If not, Gordon will eat everything for him.
I love this Greenmax Yam Multi Grains Cereal too as it contains a lot of vegetables. It’s a complete meal all on its own. Sometimes, i will add some organic sesame oil to it. Once in a while, i will add a little Marmite to it for added flavor. Eaither way, both my kids likes to eat this Greenmax Yam Multi Grains Cereal very much.
This is how the packet of Greenmax Yam Multi Grains Cereal looks like. Do give it a try. It’s a great and convenient snack. Better than eating instant noodles when hungry, eh. A packet of 16 sachets only costs Rm16 or so. Nutritious and delicious.
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September 23, 2008 - 1:40 pm
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What’s there to eat on a hot Sunday afternoon at Parkson? Moreover, we’ve just had lunch not too long ago. Hubby suggested i order Chicken Nuggets for the kids at Kopitiam Junction. I Like!! Kopitiam Junction’s Chicken Nuggets are very tasty, and affordable too. At Rm5.30, you’ll get six pieces of succulent Chicken Nuggets, served with mayonaise, tomatoes and cucumbers on a bed of lettuce. I’ll cut them into four small bite sized pieces each for the kids.
I ordered Greentea for both hubby and myself. As mine is a hot drink, i get a free hot water refill. So, it’s three drinks for the price of two, lol. Ssssh…… dont say i told you this, k. Do give Kopitiam Junction Chicken Nuggets a try if you happen to go there. Hope you had a great weekend. My kid’s school break starts tomorrow, and i’m still deciding whether to take him to KL for a holiday or not.
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August 17, 2008 - 9:48 pm
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This Tai Kau Meen stall is located right outside Nam Heong Coffeeshop in Ipoh Oldtown. I had to go to the yarn store to get my knitting and crochet projects checked and stopped by at the coffeeshop for lunch. And since we entered the coffeeshop from the rear side entrance, i didnt notice this Tai Kau Meen stall until hubby wanted to go to 7-11 a few doors away and i followed him there after we’ve had our food.
I was already full as i had a plate of Penang Char Koay Teow and a bowl of lousy (by Ipoh standard) Chicken Noodle Soup. Tai Kau Meen is best eaten the moment it’s prepared. So, didnt bother to buy any. But will definitely buy some on my next trip to the yarn store next week.
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August 16, 2008 - 1:07 am
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If you must know, Planta is the brand of a margarine. I seldom eat margarine. Only do so when out, like this simple toast with kaya and planta for example. Or maybe at the mamak stall, depending on what i order.
This is the kind of toast served at coffeeshops. Great as a snack with a bowl of tong sui, or some of you may prefer a cup of Ipoh White Coffee or Tea to go with it. Do you like toast? How do you like yours? Do you make your toast with a toaster oven like mine?
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August 15, 2008 - 1:52 am
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I’ve been to Oldtown Kopitiam a zillion times and yet, didnt know there’s such an item called Sticky Rice on the menu. Since i’m bored with most of the food at Oldtown Kopitiam, i ordered this for Gordon the other day. It’s a bit hard on the inside as i suspect these are frozen goods. But with all the spring onions, chillies, egg strips and crunchy fried dried prawn bits, this Oldtown Kopitiam Sticky Rice tastes delicious. A bit pricey though at Rm3.80 each. Definitely wont fill your stomach. If you want my opinion on this, i’ll rate it a 7 out of 10. Go try this Sticky Rice next time you go to Oldtown Kopitiam, k.
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July 10, 2008 - 2:48 pm
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