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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Marks & Spenser at Parkway: Tempting Candies & Biscuits
It’s always so incredibly tempting to browse at the Marks and Spenser Food Hall. I find the toffees and chocolates especially hard to resist. Dying to try these popsicles one day. There was a section for easter with the requisite … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged biscuits, candies, food hall, lollies, mall, Marks & Spenser, Parkway, Singapore, sweets, toffees
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It’s Candy Time: Tohato Strawberry Caramel Corn
Spotted the strawberry caramel corn again in Bugis. Anyone tried this yet? I haven’t tried it because I am afraid it’ll be too sweet. I decided to search for reviews on Youtube and I came across this guy who is … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged Bugis, cute, It's Candy Time, japanese, Kawaii, strawberry, sweet, Tohato Caramel Corn
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Central: Japanese Supermarket Treats
You can find the sweetest packaging here and it’s especially enticing to girls. Saw some delighted young ladies choosing their treats for the week. Was excited to see Moomin biscuits, having recently fallen in love with these characters in Helsinki … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged beverages, biscuits, candies, drinks, groceries, japanese, Singapore, speciality, supermarket, treats
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Squid at Jules & Crepe at Wimbly Lu
Absolutely love the shoe string fries here. The squid that was stir fried in garlic and olive oil was so good. Better and healthier than calamari. I was surprised how good it tasted. I also love the Chicken Parmigiani and … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged Australian, brownie, Chocolate, crepe, dessert, dinner, Food, Jalan Riang, Jules, Singapore, squid, Wimbly Lu
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My Favourite 2012 iPhone Apps (Free & Paid)
There were several apps that I loaded and have since deleted since I hardly touched them. Since I only recently got a smart phone I might change my mind a couple of months from now, but for the moment these … Continue reading
Posted in Lovely Ideas
Tagged 2012, apps, Battery Doctor, Camera, Clear, FlipBoard, Food, hungry, iDAT, iphone, local, local news, Malls 2011, Pinterest, Singapore, Skype, temple run, TuneIn Radio, Twitter, Watsapp
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Pretty Purple Vacuum Cleaner that Looked like Something out of an Alien Movie
Was attracted by this Dyson Vacuum Cleaner that came in jewel tones and which we spotted at Compass Point in Sengkang. Looked very futuristic.
Posted in Singapore Living
Tagged alien, Compass Point, Dyson, jewel tone, purple, Sengkang, vacuum cleaner
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Valu $ Store: Chocolate from the UK & the US
Was agitated by the crowds at Compass Point (I just call it Sengkang Mall). The noise didn’t help. There was an event going on where some local personalities were on the loud speaker trying to sell electronic good like TVs … Continue reading
Posted in Food in Singapore
Tagged cheap, Chocolate, Compass Point, crowded, made in, mall, noisy, Sengkang, UK, US, Value $ store
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Takashimaya Food Hall: Snacks like Chicken Pao
These giant chicken paos were so yummy. Treats like tea, chocolate, biscuits, and even super expensive japanese prawn crackers can all be found at the food hall. Mostly gourmet stuff that cost quite a bit. Even if you don’t buy … Continue reading
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Tagged chicken pao, Food, food hall, glutinous rice, japanese, Takashimaya
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Takashimaya Food Hall: Best Udon at Tsuru-koshi
I like that there’s a mini bowl of Udon at Tsuru-koshi, for just S$4. The regular sized one with an egg that looks so good huh?
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Tagged authentic, Food, food hall, japanese, mini, Singapore, Takashimaya, Tsuru-koshi, udon
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