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28 November 2011
Papa J's Wiches & Wings
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Papa J's Wiches & Wings
2011-11-28T04:26:00+08:00
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23 November 2011
Pino & Pipino
16 November 2011
Battle of the Holiday Drinks
photo credit: http://philippines.starbucks.com |
Of course, pre-Christmas season won't be the same without the annual release of the Starbucks Red
Cups. This year the Red Cup drinks are Toffee Nut Latte, Peppermint Mocha, and the new Cranberry White Chocolate Mocha. It's time, again, to spend too much on coffee and earn stickers for the 2012 Starbucks planner (which is nice, by the way, especially the pouch).
photo credit: https://www.facebook.com/coffeebeanphilippines |
I only got to try the cranberry white chocolate mocha from Starbucks earlier this week. I was really excited because I love their white chocolate mocha (I think it's the only hot drink I order from Starbucks, aside from hot tea) and to combine it with such an odd flavor, cranberry, is just totally interesting. I ordered the hot version of the drink and was sorely disappointed. I was expecting a nice blend of sweet-tangy cranberry flavor to complement the white chocolate mocha, but the only taste I got was just white chocolate mocha. What a letdown. =(
In any case, the other two red cup flavors are oldies but goodies. But if you're looking for an interesting and new holiday drink I suggest you try the red velvet drinks from Coffee Bean. They're not coffee-based, though, but I highly recommend them.
I wish Starbucks Philippines would introduce more new red cup flavors, though. I am very interested in the Gingerbread Latte & Eggnog Latte I've read about in other blogs.
04 November 2011
Do a barrel roll!
A barrel roll is an aerial maneuver in which an airplane makes a complete rotation on its longitudinal axis while following a helical path, approximately maintaining its original direction.I saw this tweet from @TIME earlier today:
source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barrel_roll
You should try it out yourself, if you're curious. It's very important to try it out on Firefox or Chrome, because other browsers might not work.
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Do a barrel roll!
2011-11-04T23:40:00+08:00
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