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Breakfast!

Finally after so long, I'm reunited with my all time favourite cereal - Post Waffle Crisp!
My father can't stand the strong caramel smell. Haha. But I love it especially when it mixes and sweetens the milk!

Dropped by 7-11 to get milk before work. Decided to try Meiji Strawberry Milk. Kinda thick. It was on offer - but if it's from 7-11 I doubt the offer's worth it but hey I didn't have any other choice - at $2, and the kind cashier gave me a free gift! Kept in a yellow spherical capsule, inside holds two handphone accessories of the Little Men and Little Miss series! I got Mr Nosey and Little Miss Shy. I think I'll go with Little Miss Shy. Hurhur.

[photos will be inserted later since I don't have my camera with me]

FIL's friend came back from Amsterdam bringing back for us this pack of Gouda's Gilde Original Karamell Gefullte Wafflen. Looks delicious! Saw on the ingredients, Bourbon vanilla. And I thought, damn! Isn't Bourbon a type of wine?! Googled to find out what's Bourbon vanilla, and here it is from Answers.com:
Bourbon vanilla refers to a particular type of vanilla plant cultivated on Madagascar, Reunion Island, ect (the "Bourbon" Islands).

Vanilla planifola, Vanilla tahensis, and Vanilla pompona are the three major variants of Vanilla orchid and are grown around the world in the Indian Ocean area, Tahiti & other South Pacific Islands, and Central/South America, respectively.

Bourbon vanilla beans are most commonly used for the vanilla extract you see at the grocers.
Heng ah! Okay will gobble them up later :) Tried it! SUPER sweet! Even by my sweet tooth standards. Having trouble finishing one piece! :S

Have a great day at work everyone!
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