Fruity fruity fruit!
Jul. 7th, 2008 09:02 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
cerealjoeThings I kind of hate about Finland: they have lots of yummy fruit related smoothies/shakes/yoghurts in 1 liter packs at the store. I always buy those because I'm too lazy to actually mastiquate food and I end up drinking/eating too much at once and then my tummy is completely full.
On the other hand I must be getting at least three times the vitamins I need yet not enough calories (10 calories per 100ml! sometimes as high as 25 calories but it's still nothing). Now I'm thinking about having some bread with butter. God, my dinners are really healthy these days but who cares.
Also another fun fact about Finns, almost all of them seem to love strawberries. They will buy them by the liter and they will not care where they're from and they will try to force feed me some of those strawberries from Spain or god-knows-where outside of Finland. Those strawberries taste like shit, they really do. You have to wait and pay three times to price to get proper local strawberries that smell and taste like proper ones you get at the local produce market in the south of France. But here, they don't care. Just tell them "they're selling strawberries over there" and most Finns will swim across oceans to get some. It's almost the same with shiny balloons but I happen to really like shiny balloons so I won't comment on those.
On the other hand I must be getting at least three times the vitamins I need yet not enough calories (10 calories per 100ml! sometimes as high as 25 calories but it's still nothing). Now I'm thinking about having some bread with butter. God, my dinners are really healthy these days but who cares.
Also another fun fact about Finns, almost all of them seem to love strawberries. They will buy them by the liter and they will not care where they're from and they will try to force feed me some of those strawberries from Spain or god-knows-where outside of Finland. Those strawberries taste like shit, they really do. You have to wait and pay three times to price to get proper local strawberries that smell and taste like proper ones you get at the local produce market in the south of France. But here, they don't care. Just tell them "they're selling strawberries over there" and most Finns will swim across oceans to get some. It's almost the same with shiny balloons but I happen to really like shiny balloons so I won't comment on those.
