Hi, this is Arielle from Good things come to those who whine bringing you your very first guest post while Megan is out on her, dun dun DUNNN, Trip of Northern Aggression! I wish all my vacations had cool names.
Today I'm going to introduce you all to the wonder that is ASIAN SNACK FOOD. If you've already experienced Asian snacks, or are lucky enough to have experienced Asian snacks while actually understanding what the crap it says on those crazy packages, you are a fortunate, fortunate individual. If not, the following will change your life.
I live in New York, and yesterday after work I had to go down down to Chinatown (what a good name for a song - Down Down to Chinatown) to run an errand. Since I'm hardly ever in the area I decided to make it worth my while and stop by the supermarket to pick up some of my favorite fun treats. Here is a sampling of what amazing things they offer:
POCKY! Pocky is wonderful. They're tiny biscuit sticks covered with some kind of flavored cream. This is the "Lovely Halloween" pack. Because Lovely Halloween is only 6 months away - better stock up on your pumpkin pocky NOW. Doesn't that strawberry guy look kind of frightening, by the way? I may have nightmares about him.
I hope you enjoyed this festival of fun. This cornucopia of crazy, if you will (I sadly can't take credit for that phrase). Go run to your nearest Asian market and treat your tastebuds. NOW. I promise you won't regret it (unless you buy the box of poop, I can't vouch for that).
7 comments:
Okay as I expressed on your blog I love love love wasabi peas... and I always say it like the "whattttsss upppp" way.
Now i am craving some. thanks a lot :-(
Wasaaaaaaaabi!!!
That is all.
I loooovvvveeee those shops in China town that are full of things I've never even heard of. Good thing I'm adventurous.
those tiny koalas look too cute to eat!! ;)
OK, I'm not going to lie, I have never really had the chance to eat Asian snack food. But those koala bears are so freaking cute, and I definitely want to check it out because most of these (minus the last one, of course) look tasty!
Pokey sticks are my absolute fave! I also love the Korean grape drinks with the whole grapes at the bottom of the can.
Oh my gosh, all of this looks delicious. I love that I live in a place where Pocky is readily available. Oh, and if you can, you have to get your hands on Ramune soda-- it tastes like pure sugar, but has this cool marble that you have to pop out of position to drink it.
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