Life of a Blogger is a weekly feature hosted by Jessi at Novel Heartbeat where bloggers chatter about random, non-bookish topics. This week's topic is food!
Ah, food. All the flabs on my body prove that I love food, but I also am a picky eater. I don't eat vegetables, and I even joke that I'm allergic to them. (Some people actually believe me until I say I'm joking. *shrugs*) When it come to fruits, I can count with my two hands the kinds that I eat. But I won't dwell on the food I don't like because they are a minority.
I love pastas - except for the green ones because, like I said, I have a thing against green food. But if there's not much of the leafy alien stuff, I won't bother sifting through my food with my fork to remove the veggies and whatnot. Although I do not eat tomatoes. Ever. (But I love ketchup lol.) I also love pizza! But it has to be the oily, I'll-regret-this-when-I'm-old kind, and I almost always get my fix from Pizza Hut.
Chocolates are another one of my major food groups. Japanese brands are my current favorite - Pocky, Yan Yan, you name it, I've probably tried it if it's available here in the Philippines. But I wouldn't say no to Hershey's, Cadbury, Toblerone, Nutella, or even Gardenia's chocolate chip bread, if I'm desperate. I've also had this thing lately for hazelnut; if it's on the menu, it's what I'll get, especially when it's waffles I'm ordering. Yum.
And lastly, ice cream! And milkshakes! I run to Dairy Queen if I just want to satisfy my craving, but if it's an intense craving, I go to the supermarket and get a tub of chocolate ice cream. As for milkshakes, I only go to one place: Bubble Tea. It's a Japanese milk tea place but I never order the simple milk teas; I hate how I can finish an entire glass under ten minutes, so milkshake it is. Bonus points for the ever kawaii JPop playing in the store!
Now I'm hungry. Sigh.
I love pastas - except for the green ones because, like I said, I have a thing against green food. But if there's not much of the leafy alien stuff, I won't bother sifting through my food with my fork to remove the veggies and whatnot. Although I do not eat tomatoes. Ever. (But I love ketchup lol.) I also love pizza! But it has to be the oily, I'll-regret-this-when-I'm-old kind, and I almost always get my fix from Pizza Hut.
Chocolates are another one of my major food groups. Japanese brands are my current favorite - Pocky, Yan Yan, you name it, I've probably tried it if it's available here in the Philippines. But I wouldn't say no to Hershey's, Cadbury, Toblerone, Nutella, or even Gardenia's chocolate chip bread, if I'm desperate. I've also had this thing lately for hazelnut; if it's on the menu, it's what I'll get, especially when it's waffles I'm ordering. Yum.
And lastly, ice cream! And milkshakes! I run to Dairy Queen if I just want to satisfy my craving, but if it's an intense craving, I go to the supermarket and get a tub of chocolate ice cream. As for milkshakes, I only go to one place: Bubble Tea. It's a Japanese milk tea place but I never order the simple milk teas; I hate how I can finish an entire glass under ten minutes, so milkshake it is. Bonus points for the ever kawaii JPop playing in the store!
Now I'm hungry. Sigh.
AHHHHHHHHH FOOD!!! NUUUUU NUUUU NOOOOooO
ReplyDeleteNow I am really hungry :c Pockkyyy <33 I like Korea's version of pocky: pepero <33
I loooove all these food, man. Now I am going to check out the fridge, hoping for a miracle called "atleast a bar of chocolate left on the fridge"
Pizzaaaa! And chocolate and ice cream! That sounds like my ideal meal, actually. I'm a pretty fussy eater too, especially when it comes to veg. I like carrots and lettuce, but that's about it. I'm less fussy when it comes to fruit, but I can't say I like tomatoes either. I should feel bad about all the junk I eat, but I really don't. :D
ReplyDeletePizza and Spaghetti are some of my favorites too! I love bread and pasta :) ohhhh, blizzards, I love the cookie dough one!
ReplyDeleteOhhhh, i LOVE pizza!! If I didn't end up fat, I probably would eat pizza every single day, hehe!
ReplyDeleteWe have those chocolate sticks too, in UK (or Italy, for all that matters), but we call them Mikado. I guess it's the same thing, though :)