Oooh.. I never thought of it like that. I just figured Frosties was easier than buying normal cornflakes and sprinkling sugar on them... streamlining my breakfast routine.
I've got 3 bananas left downstairs. They'll be savoured with gusto (and possibly photographed)
Depends how big the bowl is.. but usually a good sized pasta-type setup. So, maybe 2 big pinches? I dunno what that would equate to.. maybe 1 - 1 1/2tsp?
I think Frosties might have less than that per bowl. So its a win-win really.
Euw. Weetbix. Although they are the only cereal they provide at work. I'm thinking about weening myself onto them. Actually, come to think of it.. i dunno if I've ever even eaten on? I envisage that they taste and have the texture of cardboard. I think thats the psychic notion i feel when i touch them.
I had 6 bananas sitting on my desk today and all day people would walk past and say "stocking up huh?" and walk off... I had no idea what they were on about. Once I found out i was like "No, I just like bananas, OK???"
Thats too funny! I took one today to work and i kinda didnt want to eat it.. but over the course of the day it started to turn brown and I was scared that fruit flies might infest my office.
Where would they import from? Fiji? Thailand? I s'pose paying $1 a banana might not be so bad.. its the same as if you'd bought from the school canteen. But does that mean that banana products, like smoothies, are going to go up too? The banana bread at cafes is already exorbitant!
Yeah! Like, if we were buing heaps of them ourselves we would feel the price increase. But as I only buy a few every so often, I can afford to spend a little bit more (its not like I even look at the price when I buy bananas anyway.) Unlike petrol, if I were buying that it would be on a regular basis and would complain about a 10 cent increase in price.
I dunno where they would import them from? where else do they grow nanas? America??
From le Google.. Though there are many countries where bananas are grown, not all grow them for export. Brazil, China, India, and Thailand grow them as a local food source and export very few. The major exporters include Ecuador, Costa Rica, Colombia, Honduras, the Philippines, Panama, and Guatemala.
Oh.. and haha was with rhyming. It doesnt work for me if you have to say pie-RATE.
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I just figured Frosties was easier than buying normal cornflakes and sprinkling sugar on them... streamlining my breakfast routine.
I've got 3 bananas left downstairs. They'll be savoured with gusto (and possibly photographed)
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So, maybe 2 big pinches? I dunno what that would equate to.. maybe 1 - 1 1/2tsp?
I think Frosties might have less than that per bowl.
So its a win-win really.
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But mango is also nice.
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Although they are the only cereal they provide at work. I'm thinking about weening myself onto them.
Actually, come to think of it.. i dunno if I've ever even eaten on? I envisage that they taste and have the texture of cardboard. I think thats the psychic notion i feel when i touch them.
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Will it be cheaper to just import them?
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I took one today to work and i kinda didnt want to eat it.. but over the course of the day it started to turn brown and I was scared that fruit flies might infest my office.
Where would they import from? Fiji? Thailand?
I s'pose paying $1 a banana might not be so bad.. its the same as if you'd bought from the school canteen. But does that mean that banana products, like smoothies, are going to go up too? The banana bread at cafes is already exorbitant!
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I dunno where they would import them from? where else do they grow nanas? America??
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Though there are many countries where bananas are grown, not all grow them for export. Brazil, China, India, and Thailand grow them as a local food source and export very few. The major exporters include Ecuador, Costa Rica, Colombia, Honduras, the Philippines, Panama, and Guatemala.
Oh.. and haha was with rhyming. It doesnt work for me if you have to say pie-RATE.
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When a pirate,
Does gyrate,
It make me irate.
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