1. A sponsored ad above my inbox: Black bean brownies (and not the chocolate kind). This reminds me of the balsamic vinegar recipe above my bed, courtesy of my cupcake calendar.
2. I couldn't wait another eleven months (that is, Valentine's Day) to post this hilarious 2002 piece from the New Yorker.
Enjoy.
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Two unrelated links
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Tuesday, March 18, 2008
"Pomegranate is so 2007..."
I really liked Naked pomegranate juice when I first had it; I liked it even more than the Naked smoothies.
Then I had concentrated pomegranate juice. And slowly, the trend trickled down the quality scale:
1. Blueberry juice is a poor complement to pomegranate - it makes it too sweet and doesn't give it enough berry flavor.
2. Nom pomegranate iced tea. Stick with the lychee - the pomegranate's overrated.
3. Arizona pomegranate iced tea. Which shamefully, I am drinking right now for the first time. A strange fruity flavor and lots of corn syrup.
4. The tipping point, in my opinion? Haagen Dazs' premium pomegranate-chip ice cream. You may remember me briefly mentioning this as an early taste for my senior project - no real pomegranate and no real chocolate chips.
I guess I'll move on to acai...oh wait, that was winter '07? Shoot...for that matter, acai was overrated too.
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Saturday, March 1, 2008
I need my Taiwanese food fix
What you do with thirty-six hours before a midterm:
1. You blog.
2. Or you go to Taiwan and eat.
3. Or you wait an extra week to hit up Winterfest: Taste of Taiwan during midterm season.
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