We’re back from a few days in Bangkok and while it’s always nice to get away (for me at least, Joe was in business meetings), it stinks to come home to an empty fridge. I can’t wait to go grocery shopping and make a pit stop at my new favorite fruit stand where they sell pre-cut pieces of almost everything in little baggies; papaya, watermelon, pineapple, dragon fruit, mango, and pomegranate seeds just to name a few. My selections usually run me about USD 4 and what I love most is that I save time by not having to cut them and I don’t have to worry about rushing to consume them before they spoil. Now I’m really spoiled! When did I ever eat pomegranate seeds and watermelon like “yeah, whatever, no big deal”…? They were always either too expensive or too much of a hassle to buy whole. This is much better. Do you have a favorite fruit that you’d consume ridiculous amounts of if you could buy them more cheap and easy?
This snap is from our tasting at the Tropical Fruit farm in Penang. And yes, that is a little bug on the bottom left piece – welcome to the jungle.
Yum! I would definitely eat bucket loads of all those fruits if they came cheap and pre-cut for me. Lucky girl. :)
will definitely continue to take advantage of it ;)
When we were in Thailand in 2009 I ate sooo much grapefruit and pineapple. Every morning! I would never tire of that, and that is one of the things I miss the most from that trip. Fresh perfectly cut fruit – every morning. YUM!
staying in a hotel with this option is even better, that’s the way to do it!
Love the lil buggy! welcome to the jungle LOL! Looks delish!
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