Post the Last Snack/Meal you ate! (and your thoughts) - General

Poptarts aren't sold in Australia so the only place we get them is confectionary stores on special import, $12 for 8. I had my first poptart ever, apple and cinnamon flavoured. I cried. It was beautiful. Why would no stores sell this? It was the the most amazing thing I've ever tasted. I cried some more, $1.50 per poptart. I can't afford that. I knew it, Australia has been oppressing us all these years. I now know why America is land of the free- POPTARTS.

[QUOTE=Haloscott3;39276611]Poptarts aren't sold in Australia so the only place we get them is confectionary stores on special import, $12 for 8. I had my first poptart ever, apple and cinnamon flavoured. I cried. It was beautiful. Why would no stores sell this? It was the the most amazing thing I've ever tasted. I cried some more, $1.50 per poptart. I can't afford that. I knew it, Australia has been oppressing us all these years. I now know why America is land of the free- POPTARTS.[/QUOTE] I love poptarts! We get American ones imported to the UK for about £5 per box. The only flavours we have in the UK normally are Strawberry and Chocolate, we used to have more I think, but now only these two are available in supermarkets for £2.20 per box

I had sprite and chocolate chip cookies. It tastes great.

Salmon fillet, fried on a pan. Some smashed potatoes with it, delicious.

[QUOTE=Haloscott3;39276611]Poptarts aren't sold in Australia so the only place we get them is confectionary stores on special import, $12 for 8. I had my first poptart ever, apple and cinnamon flavoured. I cried. It was beautiful. Why would no stores sell this? It was the the most amazing thing I've ever tasted. I cried some more, $1.50 per poptart. I can't afford that. I knew it, Australia has been oppressing us all these years. I now know why America is land of the free- POPTARTS.[/QUOTE] I had a brown sugar and cinnamon poptart that I got from one of those stores. It tasted so bad that it ruined cinnamon for me for three years.

Applewood Smoked Bacon and Egg Sandwich [IMG]http://i.imgur.com/DFEV3Sv.jpg[/IMG] Made it since I was incredibly depressed last night and this morning so I decided that this would hopefully cheer me up!

[QUOTE=Egon Spengler;39303305]Applewood Smoked Bacon and Egg Sandwich Made it since I was incredibly depressed last night and this morning so I decided that this would hopefully cheer me up![/QUOTE] Did it do the trick?

[QUOTE=SiMoN 23259;39306452]Did it do the trick?[/QUOTE] Somewhat But maybe I just need to keep myself busy so I don't sink back down

[QUOTE=Egon Spengler;39307631]Somewhat But maybe I just need to keep myself busy so I don't sink back down[/QUOTE] Cook some more delicious looking food to keep yourself busy? Might I suggest beer battered onion rings? Delciious!

[QUOTE=SiMoN 23259;39308467]Cook some more delicious looking food to keep yourself busy? Might I suggest beer battered onion rings? Delciious![/QUOTE] Mmmm that does sound quite good I'll have to make that sometime :P

Have some Shin Ramyun Noodle Cups on the way. I've heard its some amazing ramen, should be here tomorrow. Can't wait to eat Ramen like there's no tomorrow

Made some ribs with a great bbq sauce, all home made, even the onion rings! [IMG]http://i.imgur.com/WvhouCjl.jpg[/IMG]

I made sandwiches for my roommates. [t]https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/775701_500365490013622_982218256_o.jpg[/t]

Had a hamburger, a few chicken nuggets plus some fries for dinner in my university's dining hall. Sucks that the only kind of hamburger they have here are the thin flat ones, the ones my parents make are like, inch thick slabs of meat. add some bacon, lettuce/tomato, it's brilliant.

Curry all round. :D

Had pasta salad. It's a really simple recipe comprised of tri-color rotini, creamy italian dressing, cucumber, red peppers and lots and lots of fresh cracked pepper.

You people and all your carbs, HEH. I run on about 25g of carbs a day.

half gallon milk whole milk(where da fuk my skim at) 3 scoops of protein powder(25g a scoop, aprx 150cals each) big ass scoop of peanut butter 2 pretzels

Has a lovely roast dinner, didn't get any photos of it but it was great!

A plate of calamari. I love calamari so much.

I've only ever had fried calamari. And while I do very much enjoy it, I'm always left feeling quite ill from it. I think it's because it's deep fried, and I seldom eat deep fried foods.

[IMG]http://sphotos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/64976_10200471902984561_1133498249_n.jpg[/IMG] Pancakes, bacon & maple syrup on one dish, eggs benedict on the other! Breakfast of champions!

finally! somebody had faith in the bacon and maple syrup pancakes!

[QUOTE=Autumn;39404453]finally! somebody had faith in the bacon and maple syrup pancakes![/QUOTE] What do you mean? As a Canadian I pretty much cover everything I eat in maple syrup, or used to.

I think that calamari is one of those foods to be enjoyed in moderation.

Bacon, turkey, and provolone sandwich on a toasted English muffin with a glass of apple cider. Pretty damn good.

made that delicious salad again [url]http://i.imgur.com/ROeXsoI.jpg[/url] a little more luxurious than just some leaves and dressing and pretty complete too! got your protein, fat, a few carbs and a big load'a leaves for your fibre, vitamins and all that. and it's completely delicious! highly recommended

Who doesn't love blueberrypie & icecream? [IMG]http://puu.sh/1URUc[/IMG]

[QUOTE=Autumn;39404453]finally! somebody had faith in the bacon and maple syrup pancakes![/QUOTE] It was so delicious, I can make better though and when I do I'll post results! Why is maple syrup so expensive?

because (iirc) it takes something like 30-40 litres of maple sap to make a single litre of maple syrup, and the tapping has to be done by hand? stuff like that! it's a special product [editline]30th January 2013[/editline] [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_YZmUrNueo[/media]