Sweet & fattening (but nice)

Some sweet, dessert stuff that we've been eating recently... oh dear, all within the last 1.5 weeks!


For breakfast, whole meal scones (from Four/Five Loaves ?) and banana walnut bread from Sleek Espresso Bar (SEB)


Close up - it was ok, but I had thought it's like banana cake, but it was not.


Free cake of my choice from SEB, after I've bought xx no. of espresso coffees and got the required no. of "chops". I chose my favourite ang moh carrot cake.


The thing is, the 2 gals who used to work there were generous with their "chops", and I probably got more "chops" than the number of espresso coffees that I'd bought. Too bad they'd left for greener pastures.


Some home-baked desserts from Spud's mom:


Cheese Tart

I forgot why I'd drop by at their home, and they offered the tarts to me. I took just one tart, enough for both of us to share. It was very creamy, with a tinge of lemon zest and very nice, actually.

Ahh, maybe I went to return the food containers from the last round of free food, and inadvertently came back with more free food! What a good deal~! :P


Ahh....this one came last Sunday at supper time... apple crumble!

Usually, anything with fruit, I will eat it right away, even though it's so close to bedtime. The SO had already brushed his teeth very early (to avoid eating), so he had his the next morning.


It was fabulous...and so very pro; better than those bought outside.


I left this on the kitchen table and the SO thought I bought it from some store.


It's a butter cake from Spud's mom, given to me just tonight, so I've yet to try. I'm sure she'd used lots of butter... so sinful. >_<"

Anyway, I'd better remember that my cat-sitting duty starts tomorrow. :P

Egg & Kaya-Butter Toast

This is currently one of my favourite things to eat for breakfast, morning tea or afternoon tea.


The main attraction is the plate of soft-boiled eggs...so smooth and yummilicious! *DROOLS!!*

Sometimes, I'm even tempted to eat it for dinner or supper.

I wonder is it ok to eat one egg everyday? I can eat these eggs everyday if I could. See the masthead of this blog and you'll know liao... it's definitely egg-inspired! ;P


I tried this drink last week - grass jelly iced milk tea.


It's not bad, as long as the tea is good.

The SO wanted to have the normal grass jelly drink, but the cafe say don't have. I guess they only know how to make grass jelly tea...!?!


Also tried this drink many weeks' back.


It's got a lovely colour, and is a non-alcoholic beer.


But I think it tasted like bubbly juice...

Food Presents

From the Spuddies this week - Buns, focaccia bread and chicken curry


Yet to try them...they're now sitting in the fridge.

Sometime in April, we also received some sweet cinnamon rolls from them...



...which we had for breakfast with some other items which I had already bought from the bakeries.



My favourite...



We also got some nice light, cream-filled biscuits from Tokyo, courtesy of KSN.


The packaging is so pretty, and even the cream filling comes in a sort of artistic pattern. I have a photo of that in my hp, which I will upload later.

Update 27 May 2008 - photo of Japanese biscuits:

Cereals for any time of day!

I've been eating this cereal on days when I didn't feel well and had no mood to eat or to prepare any decent food.



It's crunchy and sweet, and is a delight to eat with Meiji low-fat milk... *Slurp!*



With almond flakes and dehydrated strawberries. I can eat it for breakfast, lunch, tea AND dinner.



This is the healthier muesli version, with no added sugar, but not crunchy.



It's got lots of fruits and nuts though, like 45% of raisins, dried dates, apricots, hazelnuts, etc.


They're nice to eat... can stock up when they next go on sale at discounted prices, which is usually when it's near their expiry dates. ;)