What are you Eating/Drinking?

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They're teamed up with one of the major petrol companies here so at most stations they have a sizeable 7/11, but I don't think they operate the fuel business themselves.
That's how most are here too, BP is what all but two of them in my area sell.

In other news, I had a heart attack err.. Monte Cristo and fries for dinner at work tonight
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I had a peanut butter and Nutella sandwich. :)

I may have a problem... and diabeetus.
 
Monte Cristo
I've only had one of those and it was at least 15 years ago. Pretty sure it's still sitting in my arteries.

He says while eating a plate of nachos...
 
TB
I've only had one of those and it was at least 15 years ago. Pretty sure it's still sitting in my arteries.

He says while eating a plate of nachos...
I think I can feel my blood stream after eating that.
 
Grandmother made cinnamon rolls :)

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Homemade hamburger buns (first time ever! :D), bacon and cheddar stuffed hamburger with grilled onions, mayo, barbecue sauce, butterhead lettuce and crispy jalepenos with a side of sweet potato fries.
 
IMG_4448.JPG Shrimp and vegetable stir fry 👍

What's so "odd" about purple cabbage? Or do you prefer red cabbage?
Nothing odd. Just wondering if you had it just plain by itself or cooked a specific way :dopey:
 
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View attachment 648276 Shrimp and vegetable stir fry 👍


Nothing odd. Just wondering if you had it just plain by itself or cooked a specific way :dopey:
Oh, because you used the :odd: smiley, I thought there was something strange about calling it purple cabbage.

It's simple, cutting the purple cabbage in pieces, cook them with apples and some sugar. In my case, I'd use coconut blossom sugar. It has a very low GI.
 
I just ate a purple sweet potato that the in-laws gave me. It was raw and had very little flavour but crunched like an apple. I probably would have liked it if it was roasted.
 
Avocado, mmmm and a few green olives with garlic inside wear the stone use to be.
 
Just got back from the grocery store with a midnight snack of a diet Dr.Pepper and a pint of Mediterranean Mint Talenti ice cream. Ohhh yea. Only 230 calories in each serving, for per container. Hell, I'll eat half of it!

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Bought myself some kefir again. Enjoying it right now. Oh, I forgot to add raisins.

*kikie goes to kitchen to add raisins to his mixture of seeds, coconut blossom sugar and kefir*
 
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Surprising, right?
 
Beef flavored ramen with kielbasa slices in it. Its cheap, but good and filling when theres nothing else around.
 
I forgot my coffee on the kitchen counter this morning so I have to settle for a blueberry muffin and caffeinated water instead.

Just not the same. :guilty:
 
* Chickpea soup.

* Konijnenvoeder.

Konijn = rabbit

voeder = nourishment.


It's an expression to say that I eat a lot green leafy raw vegetables with other vegetables.
 
I bought a $50 gift certificate for $25 to the Himalayan Yak, an Indian/Nepali restaurant in town, mainly because I'd never heard of the place, never mind eaten there. Yesterday my wife and I went there for supper.

We started with vegetable pakora.

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My meal was chilli with a heaping pile of rice and a side of garlic Naan.

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When I was brought the bill, they also brought an order of gulab jamun for dessert.

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Every single thing they brought was nothing short of outstanding, to the extent that when I reheated my leftovers today for lunch and let the kids try it, they both tried to steal it. Looks like we'll be going back there soon.

Edit: While no pictures are mine or from the Himalayan Yak's site, they are the closest approximation I can find online.
 
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Off the top of my head, there was rustic cheese, bacon, pickles, fried egg, prosciutto and caramelized onions in there.

Not pretty, but tasty.
 
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