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A Taste of Tutti Frutti

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“I’ve got more important things to think about. I’ve got a yogurt to finish by today, the expiry date is today”
Gordon Strachan

Finally. We siblings managed to complete our quest for Tutti Frutti, the much acclaimed yoghurt craze thingy. It was sold at MYR53/kg and our purchases totalled up to MYR49.80. A bit of a shock to be honest, as we werent expecting such a lavish price tag. But the yoghurt was awesome. Not worth the money (in view of its amount) but defo worth the experience. Yalah.. drive ke Taipan bah semata-mata mok makan Tutti frutti.

Our selections:

  • chocolate flavored yog with strawberries
  • blueberry flavored yog with bits of candy
  • strawberry flavored yog with nuts and pear slices
  • soya bean flavored yog with Hersheys sauce

Bro M had the soy flavored yoghurt but he ‘accidentally’ finished it before we had the chance to have a round of tasting each flavor. To him, it tasted like Haagen Daaz ice cream. Whoa. I need to try the second time.

Johor Trip : Sate Wak Radol

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“Ask not what you can do for your country. Ask what’s for lunch.”
 Orson Welles

We placed our trust in the stranger as she led the way to the famous satay stall in JB : Restoran Sate Wak Radol.

The sate was succulent, juicy, sweet, meaty and makes me want more and more. I constantly had to remind myself

“this is the last stick, stop it Minci.. stop it! You’re on a diet!!”

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Jauh juak aku pegi JB makan sate jawa.. sate celup rah melaka tok pun blum dirasa..

 

Literally, chicken porridge

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“My mom made two dishes: Take it or Leave it.” — Stephen Wright, comedian

Usually for lunch I’ll have rice with its side dishes but due to momentarity financial constraints, I had to make do with having chicken porridge at my hospital canteen. This porridge has always been on the menu everyday and I thought Id give it a try since it sounds delish and …. cheap. MYR 3 only.

A typical chicken porridge would look anywhere near this;

Mine however was atypical.

It was literally plain porridge in a sea of chicken soup. Like, seriously???!!!

But I was hungry, so I Took It.