Archive for the ‘organic food’ Category
27
Nov
Posted by auntielucia in Others, Travel, food, organic food. Tagged: Melbourne, singapore girl. Leave a Comment
One discovery of note that I made while visiting a friend in Melbourne over the past several days is this: I made a grievous mistake with this post on Aug 8 about the nasty behaviour of some shoppers.
Back then, I had griped about buying a packet of organic beverage only to find on taking the cap off, that someone had already punched thru the [...]
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15
Jan
Posted by auntielucia in Others, Value, cafe food, food, food prices, organic food, vegetarian food. Tagged: Acres, Animal Concerns Research and Education Society, Betty Khoo, bleeding in the brain, Cancer Cured Naturally, Concourse, Four Seasons Hotel, Greenhouse, ICu, Living Greens, Louis Ng, organic restaurant, pre-X'mas, Ritz Carlton, singapore girl, Tan Tock Seng Hospital, ttsh, turkey. Leave a Comment
Two other eating events, or to be more accurate 3 other eating events, in December stuck in my memory, although there are pix for only two of them.
The first was not so much the food or the event itself, altho both were off the beaten track enough to qualify as memorable in my calendar.
It was Dec [...]
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27
Oct
Posted by auntielucia in Others, Value, food, food prices, organic food. Tagged: almond milk, Carrefour, Cold Storage supermarket, Dairy Farm, food, food court, Gillian Koh, Great World City, hazelnut milk, Nokia 6500, oat milk, Oatley, prices, salmon, Singapre girl, Watsons. 4 Comments
I’m beginning to suspect I’ve become something of a nemesis to the cashiers at Cold Storage Supermarket at Great World City.
You see, I once again discovered a price discrepancy for one item, between what was posted on the shelf and what the cashier charged at the check-out when he scanned the item.
I never imagined I [...]
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22
Oct
Posted by auntielucia in Value, cafe food, food, food prices, organic food, value meals, vegetarian food. Tagged: 12 X 12 cafe, bird's nest, Esplanade, fitballs, Kuala Lumpur, lei cha, New Green Pasture Cafe, prices, singapore girl, Suntec City, vegetarian food. Leave a Comment
On Sunday and Monday, (Oct 19 n 20), much against my intention, I found myself back again at two cafes I’ve written about earlier : namely Sophe’s New Green Pasture Cafe at Fortune Centre and 12 X 12 cafe at Suntec City.
So much for intentions! On Sunday morning, SF called and said she’s come down [...]
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1
Oct
Posted by auntielucia in Others, food, organic food. Tagged: cholesterol, food, New Green Pasture Cafe, oat milk, Oatley, oats, Ong Sor Fern, price, Rebecca Tan, singapore girl, Sophie, Straits Times, sunday times, Tan Hsueh Yun, Wong Ah Yoke. 2 Comments
I’ve been a fan of Oatly, the Swedish oragnic oat milk, ever since I first discovered it in April 2006 when I was trying to combat a bad cholesterol problem.
While I was attracted to the product initially in the belief that oats might help in my fight to lower the bad cholesterol and improve the good, [...]
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15
Jul
Posted by auntielucia in food prices, food without oil, organic food, value meals. Tagged: 12 X 12 cafe, black sesame seeds, butter, fitballs, heartlander, jasmine tea, novena, plum flavour, QQ Rice, red rice juice, rice roll, singapore girl, Square 2, Tan Tock Seng Hospital food court, taste buds, trick or treat. Leave a Comment
fan tuan or rice roll
As usual, I’m a sucker for bargains. So on Tuesday evening when I wandered over to Square 2 at Novena to buy one of my favourite foods — rice rolls from a Taiwanese joint called QQ Rice– for dinner, I found myself buying two rolls and two drinks, instead of just [...]
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18
Jun
Posted by auntielucia in food prices, organic food, value meals, vegetarian food. Tagged: brown rice, concoctions, Fortune Centre, Good Life, Hakkas, hindu temple, macrobiotic, Middle Road, New Green Pasture Cafe, organic food, Richard Seah, salads, sesame oil, singapore girl, Singapore Vegetarian Society, Sophie, sushi, Thunder Tea Rice, vegetarian food, Waterloo Street Kwan Yin Temple. 3 Comments
Talk about making money hand over fist. That’s what Sophie’s “New Green Pasture Cafe” on the 4th floor of Fortune Centre seems to be doing.
It’s a tiny little place with a wall of shelves, a counter behind which Sophie n helpers do the cooking and about three tables. The room is smaller than a HDB [...]
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