IraThere are three main types of breakfast.
Even if you can buy cheap ingredients at the wet market, it tends to cost more than 500 yen.
Bread: Meat buns = 2:1 rotation is common.
This day was unusual, with soy milk, egg tarts, and steamed sweet potatoes.
No vegetables were served. Chinese people have no habit of eating raw vegetables. Salads are never served at mealtimes, either at lunch or dinner.
IraA parade of carbohydrates. Singaporean cuisine.
But even after years of living like that, Ira’s BMI is less than 18.
My Singaporean family members have diarrhea every day in Singapore and have lost weight. Naturally.
Singaporean families love housework
IraMy singapore’s parents love doing housework.
kodakara jimaEgg tarts are sold all over Singapore.
They are most likely to be found in bakeries.
They cost about 200 yen each.
The taste varies depending on the store.
The egg tarts on this day were delicious.
It’s completely a matter of personal preference.
Ira prefers hard tarts to soft ones.
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