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Mixture Of Both Healthy And Unhealthy

BREAKFAST MEALS....

This morning I took a healthy meal to break fast, after being motivated with the purchases I got from Jaya Grocer the night before.... I bought a packet of salad, a bottle of Kewpie Roasted Sesame and the rest of the ingredients I have them at home.  
My breakfast consists of two types of greens....
Grapes, banana and mixture of nuts.... 
One more portion of greens for tomorrow morning... 

As for the unhealthy breakfast, I had these below.... 
One plate of Mee Jawa at the Tet Shin coffeeshop... 
I normally don't take Mee Jawa but this is nice... 
Cooked by an Indonesian lady who is married to a local man...
And her Mee Jawa is worth going for a try... 
From the same shop, the stall selling HK Chee Cheong Fun is also tasty....
The same stall also sells this....
Chicken in Glutinous rice... 
Soft and nice unlike some others which are dry and hard... 
Our breakfast set.... 
Naturally lunch is skipped with such big portions!

Comments

  1. I like both your healthy and unhealthy breakfast. The Mee jawa I will order it without any noodles. 😂😂😂

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  2. The sinful unhealthy ones are definitely a lot nicer. LOL!!! I just finished writing a post on breakfast too - will be published in my blog in the next few days.

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  3. looking at these made me hungry!

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  4. The chee cheong fun looks yummy for sure. :)

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  5. All looking very good, especially the Mee Jawa.

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  6. Long time did not make salad. I like Kewpie salad dressing.

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  7. The mee jawa is nice but portion very big.

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  8. Mee Jawa and your healthy salad for me too as grapes and bananas with Roasted Sesame sauce sounds tasty!

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