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Belgian Chocolate

For me, there’s no one else in the world that can exceed the original Belgian made chocolate when it comes to the delicious taste of chocolate. Once you tried it, you won’t come back to the old ones you used to have which tend to be unhealthy with loads of hydrogenated fate. A Belgian chocolate usually contains at least 60% pure cocoa. It seems like you can exchange an Ardeli’s or a Leonida’s for instance, for a Sony Sony VAIO. If you have tried it, it is like you will not be interested in other imported chocolates in the market today.

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  • Foods for the Rainy Season

    Why is it that during the rainy and windy weather, people love to eat? Last night, Metro Manila was hit by typhoon Basyang leaving the entire Manila without electricity for the whole day. I myself just turned to a transistor radio to have an update of the weather condition since you have nothing to do in times like this. There were no TV and internet. Aside from the typhoon, there were talks about what foods people love to eat during this season. Fried rice, dried fish with salted egg with tomatoes are the most favorite. This morning seems as though I took appetite enhancing vitamin that causes me to crave for food.

    Fried egg and Spanish sardines for breakfast and “bulalo” for lunch during this cold weather are great choices. I also love to eat adobo so I cooked adobo for dinner. How about you? What do you love to eat during this weather?

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  • KFC - Barbecue Rods

    We were just curious when KFC  launched their barbecue rod, but only in our fourth attempt then we were finally able to try it in their branch outside the mall. It is always out of stocks. We have been getting irritated along with some customers because we would fall in line just to have it and yet after the long cue, the food crew will just simply say that it is out of stock. It wouldn’t be a problem if in the first place, they will at least place a note that it was already out of stock. But it was worth trying.  Hot rod is great and affordable with its java rice but my advise is to separate the barbecue sauce for those who don’t like the salty route.

    If you are planning to try it especially for dinner, ask the food crew first if it is available to make sure. Also to prepare for some fat burner for I am sure you will have your extra rice.

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  • Malcom’s Burger

    I heard over the radio about the two anchors talking about “pa Burger” a local street slang expression if you ask someone to treat you free burger. There I heard about Malcom’s Burger that one of the anchor was asking for.

    A few weeks ago I saw one branch of Malcom’s where I was on the road along McKinley Road at the Fort beside Joey’s Pepperoni. Hopefully I could try what is this outlet they are talking about for me to understand why Malcom’s burger is different from the others. If there are attributes that stand out besides the price can make you neglect your noxycut review reading.

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  • Piazza McKinley Events

    Its nice to know that there’s a monthly event at the Piazza McKinley featuring singers and performers. It’s even better that it happens on weekends. In this venue, you can dine-in and there are live performances in front of you like Christian Bautista and Sofia will be performing there in the month of July 2010. Although we missed Christian who performed there last Sunday night, we ready to apply eye cream for dark circles for the sleepless night and excitement waiting for Sofia to perform.

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  • Café Mediterranean

    I wonder if there’s such a thing as the best diet pills for women because my is wife is craving for Café Mediterranean’s moussaka dish.  She invited me and our son to have a dinner at the Café Mediterranean branch in Rockwel Plant Mall. Although I also like what she ordered, I still love its lamb stew with buttered rice. I remember during our early years as a couple, we used to eat in its Robinson’s Galleria branch since this is near to her previous office.  We both have a flair for its kind of dishes — savory, flavorful and hot.

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  • Foods on Rainy Season

    It’s raining again. Although PAG-ASA already declared the start of rainy season now in the country, it is still so hot during the day and rain pours only at night. That’s why as you can see, halo-halo, ice cream and “palamig” juice can still be seen and people are still buying them on the road side store instead of “goto” and hot soup as snacks.

    Speaking about rainy season, make sure to check your car insurance if “act of god” is under your coverage. As we all know last year, thousands of vehicles were caught by the flood and it is so expensive to have it fixed especially if your car already has a computer box. Check your insurance coverage if it is like New Jersey car insurance where it really explains to the motorist your specified coverage limits. As we all know there are many vehicle insurance myths that abound.

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