What's your favorite snacks?

Started by Lise, Feb 09 07 10:18

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Lise

#30
Feb 10 07 03:37
Those are yummy too, purelife. I totally love those tan-tarts, those Chinese egg custard ones. Hmm.
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purelife

#31
Feb 10 07 03:39
Oh yeah...those egg tarts are yummy too, Lise.  :)  

Lise

#32
Feb 10 07 03:41
Have you tried those spongy rice cakes? They're quite good too.

  Oh another snack to include..... those sunflower seeds that you have to bite open to get them out of them shells.
Always end the name of your child with a vowel, so that when you yell the name will carry.
Bill Cosby.

purelife

#33
Feb 10 07 03:42
Ahhh..yes...sponge rice cakes are really delicious.  I don't often buy them but I would have them once in a while.  I like that St Germain's bakery by Superstore.  They make delicious cocktail buns.    

Lise

#34
Feb 10 07 03:54
St. Germaine is ok. Sometimes I get a hit and miss piece of cake. One time I was there, the cake I had was stale, like it's been sitting there for awhile. But the other time the cake turned out just divine.

  My favorite's the Maxim store by T & T Metrotown. That place rocks!
Always end the name of your child with a vowel, so that when you yell the name will carry.
Bill Cosby.

49er

#35
Feb 10 07 03:59
My favorites........

    Wife Cake

    Mochi

Lise

#36
Feb 10 07 04:01
Oh wow. What are they? Japanese or Chinese? Looks so darn good......
Always end the name of your child with a vowel, so that when you yell the name will carry.
Bill Cosby.

Sportsdude

#37
Feb 10 07 04:05
wife cake? lol classic name there  
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49er

#38
Feb 10 07 04:05
Wife cake is Chinese and are commonly in bakeries where you buy the cocktail buns

  Mochi is both Japanese and Chinese, not always in Chinese bakeries but definitely in Japanese bakeries/grocery stores  

Lise

#39
Feb 10 07 04:08
Hm. I'll have to keep an eye on this "Wife Cake". I've never seen it but now that you mentioned it, perhaps it would be interesting to try it. Does it have a filling inside? What kind?
Always end the name of your child with a vowel, so that when you yell the name will carry.
Bill Cosby.

49er

#40
Feb 10 07 04:11
wife cake has a starchy coconut filling

purelife

#41
Feb 10 07 04:12
Wife cake is pretty good...not my fav though.  Oh yeah, that Maxim one is good, but I get too lazy to walk all the way there when I usually shop at Superstore.  ;)  

49er

#42
Feb 10 07 04:14
Sportsdude wrote:
wife cake? lol classic name there  
  Pretty sure that there is history to the name

  Edit......I believe name came about because it was customary distributed by bridegrooms to friends and families at marriage  
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