Fashion food indeed. Well, maybe. Then again, taken with an extremely fashionable phone, the SE W800i. However, heavily edited because the lighting is not so good. (Actually, it’s because Wena takes such lousy pictures).

Durian Chips. Made in Thailand. Bought from Singapore, I think. I found it at my auntie’s house about a month back. I didn’t dare open it in case it spoils the taste of the wonderful dinner that Auntie M cooks. This is the same Auntie M whose dinner invitations are never turned down.

Now this is not normal. Oh, the Mandarin Orange is normal. The packaging is not. During Chinese New Year, there are crates and crates and crates and more crates of Mandarin Oranges shipped in from China. Now, the oranges are usually wrapped in very thin pieces of pink paper. This is the 1st time I’ve seen on in a nicely printed plastic bag. I shudder to think how much they would cost compared to the pink-paper-wrapped one. It’s a good marketing ploy but I do wonder whether the price was worth it. From last week in the office. I think my department went through nearly 10 crates of oranges. And the doctor wonders what’s wrong with all of us having gas strict issues prior to CNY.

I got this today from another colleague in the IT department. Seaweed Biscuits from Klang, Selangor, surprisingly. The biscuits were extremely small but addictive!! Tasted really nice. Brand is Golden Sun.