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What snacks do you mostly have while blogging? I mostly have peanuts, cashew nuts or hazelnuts. What about you?
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Those are also delicious snacks @jkct01 . I have not eaten prwn craackers for ages.
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I love peanuts and cashew nuts. And while blogging, hemp, I don’t usually have the same thing. Just whatever what is available and near. And at the moment, I have chocolates with me. Wanna have some?
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Woooh! I love snacks like peanuts, some say it helps us think more.
Most of the time, I don’t have snacks while typing in here. Well, if there is, a bread maybe and a juice ^_^ -
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OMG! You are making me hungry with your Toron, pinaypay and jackfruit @yvanne_garcia.
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All of this talk of food is making me hungry too! I didn’t eat breakfast today. I’m too busy here. 🙂 I will be eating lunch in about a half hour.
When I snack and blog I’m most often eating small pretzels with peanut butter in the middle. I buy them from Aldi. The same store is called ‘Hofer’ in Germany.
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The rumour is that celery is a negative calorie. I sort of like the idea that I am snacking and exercising (sort of) at the same time. Probably no true though.
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@thelme55 – I don’t like smell of celery either. Yuck! I almost gag just thinking about it.
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@thelme55 – I’d love to try the foods from the Philippines, especially the fruit that we don’t have here. I wonder if there are any fruits in Germany that I’ve never had? Common fruits here are apples of various kinds, grapes (red, black and green), bananas, oranges, blueberries, raspberries, cherries and a few kinds of melon. I could probably think of a few more, but that’s about it. I’d love to try jackfruit and sapote. I want to go to the Philippines someday. I’d also love to visit Germany. I haven’t been out of my country.
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Du you have rhubarb there in your country @kimdalessandro? We have that here in Germany. All the fruits you mentioned are common fruits here. Sapote? Do you mean Camote? Camote is the Filipino name of sweet potatoes. We can buy that here as import from Asia. There are plenty of Filipino fruits in the Philippines that maybe you have not heard about. Like Guava, Macopa, Star apple, Carambola, Durian besides Jackfruit and many others. It would be nice if you can go out of your country.
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@thelme55 We have rhubarb. I forgot about that one. I used to grow it when I lived elsewhere. It was in my garden. I made pie and another dessert. It was sour but good when cooked and mixed with sugar. I’m thinking that sapote was also called chocolate pudding fruit, but maybe it was grown in another country, or I’m confused. I’ll have to try and look it up again. I’ve heard that durian isn’t allowed in some hotels. I guess that’s because it has a strong smell? Is that true? All that I know is what I’ve heard on TV. I would like to try it. I’ve had guava juice, and I might have tried canned guava mixed with other fruit. I’ve also had papaya. I had forgotten about that one. I haven’t had macopa, star apple or carambola.
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@kimdalessandro I don´t like the smell of durian. It has a disgusting smell that is why it´s not allowed in the plane. Most of my friends love durian though. Carambola is also called star fruit and I have the tree in my Philippines garden as well as makopa, papaya and guava. It´s a pity that I am still here in Germany. I miss those fruits. Good night! I´m late again for bed.
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Yes, it is @jkct01. Fruits are very healthy.
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That is not good when you fight against your sleepiness. It will just make you sick. It´s better to sleep and then wake up with a fresh mind @iyanpol12.
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You are very welcome @iyanpol12
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