I needed a quick and cheap thirst quencher.. a stop over at Daiso (despite the 2km walking detour from where I work) led me to this tasty and refreshing treat.

A combination of black tea extract and apple flavouring makes for a nice and sweet product that isn't drowned out by water and sugar. Despite those two making up for majority of the product. 

I like how the bottle isn't round as well and not made from that cheap recyclable plastic that crumbles like paper. I can proudly reuse this as my water bottle for a week or so.

Yoosh makes a wide range of iced tea drinks but probably more famous for their Aloe Vera drink. I'm happy to go back and give this Taiwanese product range another try.

These Lindt block of chocolates are a lot smaller than you're usual Cadbury's and Nestles. But what you have here is the ultimate battle of quality vs quantity and personally I'm loving the quality.

Your taste buds get to enjoy a sweet and dense inner cream covered in milky chocolate that's made to perfection. Followed by the nutty hazelnut taste.. doesn't taste cheap like Nutella.

I know I must be getting old when I drank this and felt like it tasted like candy melted in water. It has a slight hint of vanilla... assuming to simulate vanilla ice-cream. Not worth spreading the word but I love the flavour name.

I must be getting over soft drinks... just give me my ice cold water....

A light and airy snack tasting of onion, salt and sugar. It's beautiful, it's perfect and it's gone in one sitting.

I'm a big believer of the Kettle brand. It doesn't usually make a product/flavour that is disappointing.

Upon seeing this, I assumed they finally stole my idea and only made chips that have many folds. If you know what I'm talking about then you too love this rare but superb occurrence in your packet.

Instead its a thicker and more harder chip. It crunches hard which is really satisfying and has a taste of sundried tomato and rosemary. Initially I was unimpressed but eventually got use to the consistency of the chip and actually enjoyed it enough to polish it all off. The one downside is why is the chip packet so small for the same price as the larger normal Kettles?

I've always loved this kind of Asian snack. Filled with creamy and flavoursome bean paste. This one in particular was the Durian one. I'm personally not a big Durian fan but really love their by-products. The outer pastry tastes like it stale but I'm pretty sure that's how its meant to be and there's an egg yolk in the middle (another personal pet hate is the yolk in this and other sweets like Moon Cake).
I've been on a mini mission lately to introduce Durian flavours to my work colleagues knowing fair well how many people are disgusted by the taste if they were not brought up on it. I've started them on Durian candy... very mild sensation. Next up will have to be some wafer biscuit.

For those who don't know, Durian is a fruit that's usually enjoyed in the South-Eastern Asian countries. It's covered in thorns and has a very strong odour, so strong that the edible flesh emits the smell penetrating the husk. The smell is really a hit or miss kind of thing. Some regard it is fragrant and beautiful and some find the aroma more overpowering and revolting. The smell has been described as almonds, rotten onions, turpentine, raw sewage, and smelly socks.
The smell is so strong that lot's of hotels have banished the fruit from being brought in.
The only thing that annoyed me about this delicious sweet is the red stamping. Umm... the label of your business is already on the packaging... don't go red stamping all over my food!!!