Express Yourself

The Express Yourself meme is co-hosted by Dani and Jackie. Each week bloggers answer a different question, so they can get to know each other better.


This weeks question is: What could you eat everyday and not grow tired of it?

Finally, a question about food, one of my true passions! The list could go on forever, but here are a few things I would never get tired of:

- Chips (fries in America) - especially if they're covered in salt and vinegar, yum!
- Chocolate digestive biscuits - I love these, definitely my favourite type of biscuit, and I'm a big biscuit lover.
- Pizza - one of my favourite foods, I would love to eat it every day! My favourite topping is vegetarian :)
- Cake - I love cake. Cup cakes, birthday cakes, chocolate cakes...I love them all. 

It's a good thing I don't eat these things every day - I'd be huge!

Comments

  1. Misha Gerrick4 June 2013 at 11:25

    Mmm... Nougat and dark chocolate. Sadly, I'm currently cutting both out, since I don't do enough exercise to actually justify the sugar intake. :-D

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  2. Outcast4 June 2013 at 11:45

    I love this although I reckon I could get tired of everything, even pizza which is bizarre because I love pizza! Maybe vanilla fudge, you know the white kind of fudge? That's my favourite.

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  3. Rebeccah Giltrow4 June 2013 at 16:04

    Cake is my weakness. And I love love love chip-shop chips. Yum. I'm hungry now!

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  4. Madeline Mora-Summonte4 June 2013 at 16:50

    I'm with you on pizza. I'd also add macaroni and cheese, pretty much any kind of pasta, chocolate covered pretzels and anything involving chocolate and peanut butter. :)

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  5. Julie Flanders4 June 2013 at 18:49

    I second all of your choices! I'd add peanut butter to the list, I could live on it. What a fun meme. :)

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  6. Heather Musk5 June 2013 at 19:03

    I love a few chips with my salt and vinegar. And there's so much choice with pizza it'd be hard to go off them.

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