"Yeah, so? What's the big deal?" you ask.
It's just that these are foods I would not typically eat. Not because there's something inherently wrong with them (although I don't tend to eat a lot of processed foods at home), there are just SO MANY other foods I would rather have than those. It seems that here, however (as was the case throughout our travels in South America), when hunger strikes I'll eat anything in sight.
At least I've also realized that you don't need a Kitchen Aid mixer, food processor, submersion blender, or All Clad cookware to make a decent, healthy meal. Last night: pasta salad with broccoli, green beans, roasted butternut squash and parsnips, diced onions, and a lemon-herb dressing.
Yeah, I'm eating that.
-kjd
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Mmm. Good. (All of it actually, even the Oreo cookie! But especially the dinner.) Wish I could stop over for left overs! Dad
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ReplyDeleteHow does the cereal aisle look down there? Any thing new I need to know about?
Keep the flag flying,
A.
Oh, Alan, you have no idea. Cereal here is awesome. I mean, it must be when it costs almost $8.00. Yes, Frosties are just 10,000 Tsh: roughly $7.50. You can bet Tim's still eating them though.
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