Showing posts with label chocolate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chocolate. Show all posts

Saturday, August 13, 2016

Japan Home Centre (Trinoma)

I've visited Japan Home Centre wayback, at a different branch. That's how I was able to try the Kit Kat Green Tea. Up to now, I still love to eat it when I craved for chocolate. In front of the store you are welcomed by somewhat a Japanese anime character statue. I wasn't able to buy anything at Japan Home Centre, I just window shopped, and I took some photos because I plan to write about it.

There were lots of housewares that you can choose from, and its really cheap. This is a value store. Everything here is really cheap!
The price starts at P88 (eighty-eight pesos only). Even the Japanese chocolates were priced cheaply. I checked on the expiration date and thank heavens! The products are still not expired. From dinner wares, kitchen utensils, home decor, even toys for kids, Japan Home Centre has everything in store for you. I'm just surprised when I checked where the housewares or kitchen utensils were made I was shocked that its made in China. So I'm not sure if the products here, are really durable or long-lasting. I was a bit disappointed because I thought everything is made in Japan since the shop is named Japan Home Centre. Want to know more about Japan Home Centre just click on this link: Japan Home Centre Website

(Disclaimer: I was not asked by JHC Philippines to write about them. This is the author's personal opinion only).


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Saturday, July 23, 2016

Kit Kat Green Tea

   I'm not that fond of drinking green tea, but I am more of a tea drinker than a coffee drinker. I prefer
English breakfast tea. I love Kit Kat chocolate. When I was still in teenager days, I can devour 1 regular block of Kit Kat. (It has four wafer fingers). The Kit Kat that is being sold now comes in two wafer fingers. I first tried Kit Kat Green Tea in a Japanese surplus store here in my country. At first taste, I wasn't not immediately hooked, but I guess liking this unique flavor is sort of an acquired taste. It's kind of bitter, and sweet at the same time. I read that Kit Kat green tea flavor (maybe the strength of green tea depends where you bought it. I'm talking about Kit Kat that is available abroad). I try to cut my sugar intake these past months, and I'm proud to say that this pack of Kit Kat that I bought, can lasts up to a month. I still have a single individual pack left with me. Now, when I eat Kit Kat green tea I didn't notice the bitterness now, but the taste reminds me more of creamy avocado. (weird huh?!). Well, that's just my opinion. I like avocado. So I also like Kit Kat Green Tea. Japanese Kit Kat have a lot of flavors, and we can really see how innovative, and creative Japanese are. So if you really want to have a break, don't hesitate buy a Kit Kat now. Kit Kat Green Tea (I believe this Kit Kat is made in Malaysia, if I'm not mistaken.), is available in all leading supermarket nationwide, and you can also check-out the Japanese thrift stores.