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I’ve just had a bowl of blueberry yogurt. It wasn’t bad but I have to admit it wasn’t what I expected. On a friend’s recommendation, I bought a tub of plain yogurt and added a bunch of fresh blueberries to it.

I love yogurt but I never thought to add fresh fruit to plain yogurt. Decided to give it a go since she swears by it. But if you ask me, it’s as strange as us wearing pirate costumes to someone’s birthday party.

The plain yogurt is tasteless and the blueberries weren’t sweet. So that made for quite a bland snack. I’ll be it’ll taste a whole lot better if the blueberries were sweet. The up side is it’s healthy and very good for your tummy.

We walked past a candy store at the mall where a lady was handing out samples of sticky goodness. We grabbed a handful to try and they tasted… just like candy .

There’s a perpetual crowd of curious shoppers milling around the store every day looking at how they roll out these long strings of gooey candy to make little bits like these.

I’m thinking it must take lots of practice and patience and  the lighting must be pretty good to get these intricate designs and letterings worked into that narrow string of gooey candy.

Have you tasted these printed candies before?

On a whim, we decided to give the Little Dimsum Place in SS2 a try. This is our first time there. The restaurant is nice and clean, not too busy when we were there and the dimsum (little delicacies from the heart, in Chinese) is pretty good though some items were a little too salty for me.

We ordered ha gao (steamed shrimp dumplings), siew mai (steamed pork dumplings with roe), char siew pao (barbecued pork buns), woo kok (fried yam dumplings), lor mai kai (chicken in glutinous rice), ha lok (shrimp rolls with mayo), pork and century egg porridge, fried carrot cake, and a pot of hot Chinese tea.

That’s quite a lot of food and I’m sure some of us are going to need ab workouts afterwards. Have you tried the food there? What do you think?

Do you like chewies? When I was a kid, I used to love these. They’re like gummy bears, only softer and geometric shaped and coated with sugar. They literally melt in your mouth without much chewing. So it’s easy to OD on these because you can go through them so fast .

I used to kid my nephews and nieces by telling them these are muscle supplements and that after eating them, they will develop superhero powers. Actually they do! Kids sorta get hyper after consuming too  much sugar, don’t they? That’s why eating a bunch of these will have them running in circles.

These days, when we buy a McDonald’s sundae, we get a half cup for the full price! Being that we believe in the power of positive thinking, we’re looking at this cup of melted sundae as being half full as opposed to half empty.

This is the serving we got at the 1 Utama outlet downstairs where they take one look at us and decide we should be served a half cup, not a full cup like for some other customers.

Ice cream is fattening, as we all know, and I’m sure McDonald’s is serving us a half portion for our own good. Thanks, Mac, for helping us regulate how much we eat, lest we should over-indulge and have to torture ourselves endlessly on fitness equipment afterwards. Oh and could we please have a straw instead of a spoon so we can drink our melted ice-cream?