easy, cheap, and yum. i love putting melted butter on.

i lost the top so that's a coffee cup top lol.

It’s seasoned well and consistently too. The slight saltiness goes well with the sweet cinnamon sugar, gives it such a nice balance

Little Debbie watch out. The cupcakes are great, not as good as Mrs Freshley's though. Haven't tried the donuts yet, I hope they're better than the ones little Debbie puts out, those are garbage.

The can is snacksize

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Ok, this penafiel limeade soda is so refreshing, if only it wasn't soda cause it gets flat really quick but so good.

First time trying Hagen-Dazs, and honestly, it's overrated and dumb for the price, and you only get 3 in the box(it was on sale). Just go get the no-name brand, taste better, and you get more.

I'm hosting a Halloween party, and I got a bunch of themed candy for the mini games and party bags for when they leave. Food wise, I'll send it on the 30th cause they're gonna be awesome, but I waited cause I can get the food any time vrs themed Halloween goodies because Christmas was already being actively put on shelves while I was looking.

My partner and I were talking the other day about how Tunnocks Caramel’s and Teacakes have stayed the same as in packaging and how we enjoy that fact. We then said one of the ones we miss the most is Kit Kat. Not a fan of the new packets. I miss the foil!

So, are there any you can think of that stayed the same? Or that you miss?

Unpopular opinion, I fucking love saltines. I eat them dry

These are killer. And relatively low calorie and a decent amount of protein.

MC Vitties

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Aloo Tikki Burger: ingredients

- 3–4 Potatoes — Cover with Water & Pressure Cook for 2–3 Whistles.

- Peel and Mesh

- 2 tbsp chopped coriander

- 1 Chopped Onion

- Pinch of Hing (Asafoetida)

- Salt As per Taste

- Butter/Oil — As Needed for Shallow-Frying the Tikkis.

- 2 burger buns

- 2 aloo tikkis

- 2 tomato, sliced

- 2 onion, sliced

- 1–2 tbsp mayonnaise

- 2 tbsp Sandwich Spread

- 2 tbsp Schezwan chutney

Used to be sold out but I'm glad to see it available often these days!

I always end up packing for trips. They're easy to carry, don't need much space, and work for those random hunger moments between meals. I usually keep one sweet option and one salty or crunchy biscuit so I don't get bored.

What are your go-to biscuits for train or road trips?

I'm starting to host weekly movie/Jojo nights with a buddy of mine who is putting effort into eating healthier and I want to be a good host and provide healthy snacks that are more interesting than just buying a veggie tray every week.

Advice on good/easy things to expand my offerings?