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Craving authentic Hokkaido ice cream? Taste it without the long flight—right here at your local scoop shop.

  Those who have visited Japan know how much they can miss Hokkaido ice cream . But you don’t need to fly to Japan to enjoy it—there’s a spot in Greenhill's , in the new GH area extension , where you can get it. Just find Yabu House of Katsu , and outside there’s a walk-up counter where you can line up and order your ice cream. The prices are reasonable for the chocolate crumble sundae is 150.00 pesos ($2.54). Carmina had ordered the Kuromitsu Boba Sundae for 170.00 pesos ($2.88). Everyone enjoyed their ice cream, with no long wait since it’s prepared right away. The Hokkaido ice cream isn’t too sweet, making you want more every time you shop at Greenhill’s Shopping Center. NOT SPONSORED. Check out my channel @ Carmina Lifestyle YouTube  and click on the subscribe button for more videos. Thank you for the support.

Nestea Honey Pear Tea Made in Hong Kong

I've never seen Nestea that had Honey Pear Tea flavored beverage. I was able to see it from  168 Grocers  Online Shop Shopee Philippines it had caught my eye why not try it. I do eat fresh pear and I use honey for my tea.  Nestea Honey Pear Tea is not that sweet something you can drink daily if you wanted too sold for PHP 328.00 ($6.56) with six cans 315 ml. not including shipping and handling. Note: I am not selling or advertising for Nestea Honey Pear Tea and 168 Grocers Online Shop Shopee Philippines. Subscribe @ Facebook Page Carmina Lifestyle  a place to look, discover and share. Thank you.  

Haw Flakes

Being a kid we use our imagination during kindergarten and grade school. We played outside with our neighbors who had kids the same age. I remember we used card board to make a house in our drive way. We used our dolls and toys to decorate our home. The food we use was whatever we had in our food pantry by asking permission from our own parents. I remember we pretended we went to attend church someone had dress up being the priest and a nun.  My parents had some haw flakes and we pretended that was the bread to serve during our pretend mass. The color may not be white being small and round made us resemble what the priest had fed us during our mass during our imagination we didn't care what it was made. When I was young my parents always ate lunch at China Town in San Francisco after our meal we would walk around to shop around to bring food back home. I love eating the Haw Flakes rolled up and eating each circle shape giving you a tart taste in your mouth. It was the common candy ...