Sylvia's Artisan Bubble Milk Tea Ice Cream joint in Romford

Came accross this newly opened Bubble Milk Tea Ice Cream joint in my regular Romford visits.

I love their tea and ice cream offerings especially the ice cream where you can buy scoops or tubs.

Their signature is the tea floats but I only was in the mood for ice cream that day.

The price was really affordable at £1 for scoop so I ended up getting three scoops.

Flavours available were: Pistachio, Halo-halo, Avocado, buko pandan, mango, lychee, ube, coco loco, matcha, ube cheesy, jackfruit and mock pina colada.

I got the avocado, buko pandan and the ube cheesy.

All of them were so heavenly but would have loved the pandan flavour to be stronger.

Next time I'm in town, will definitely stop buy for a scoop of ice cream.

Sylvia's Artisan Bubble Milk Tea Ice Cream

96 South St, Romford, RM1 1RX.

Discovering the real taste of Brazil at the Casa Brasil festival

After the success of Casa Brasil festival in New York, they are now in London at Covent Gardens where they aim to show Londoners the best of Brazil.

At the festival, you get to experience Brazilian cusine, fruits and know more about their lifestyle.

I was so lucky to attend the Brazilian beef demonstation as well as sample the famous Acai sorbet and learn more about Cassava which appears in many of their dishes.

At the beef demonstation, we got to sample dishes.

My favourite cut was surprisingly the cupim which is used in many Brazilian dishes because of its fat meat ratio where the meat is lovely and delicate.

Once it is cooked, the fat melts away leaving silky strands of meat.

Now a camel has two big humps, imagine how good that would be!

If you google it, camel hump turns out to be the ultimate delicacy.

They also had a good showcase of fruits however it would be even better if they included more exotic items like caju and caja.

Overall, I really enjoyed the Casa Brasil festival and hope to see them again next year.

Tindle burger at Clean Kitchen for National burger day

For National burger day, how could you not eat a burger so my burger fix went to Clean Kitchen.

They were dishing out free burgers that day which features the Tindle burger.

I had the Chick'n Mayo which has the Tindle Chick'n Fillet, Vegan Mayo, Lettuce in a Brioche Bun.

To be honest, it was simply the best pairing because the creamy mayo and chick'n is just a match made in heaven, you don't need anything fancy.

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Swapping a soft drink for Corona cero at The Nature Exchange

I love trying new drinks so I was all for trying the zero alcohol Corona, the catch is that you have to trade in a soft drink.

Corona has it all sorted with a free vending machine so I swapped a soda for the Corona cero.

I loved the nature spot and environment where you can enjoy the drink.

Overall, I found it tasted just like beer without the alcoholic kick and you still get that bitter kick.

The extra drop from Nandos! wearable but not spicy colour changing /shifting heat sensitive clothing

As well as food, I go crazy for anything that changes colour, holographic or glows in the dark.

I remember I used to have a t-shirt made of material that glowed in the dark, not the printed glow in the dark.

Then in the 1991s, there was a hypecolor or some brand where the T-shirts changed colour with temperature so if you put your hand on it, there would be a hand print!!

Now Nando's are selling clothing made of thermochromic dye which change as your body temperature rises (and falls) which make them a must have.

So as a Nandos fan, these items are a must for me even though they cost a fortune!!

The collection features socks, t-shirt, long sleeve t-shirt, sweaters and bucket hats.

Each item has 5 different colours according to the level of heat eg plain-ish, lemon & herb, hot etc.

I managed to order a bucket hat and a long sleeve T-shirt on the 1st of Sept which cost me £63.00.

It was safely recieved on 14th of Sept.

As expected, it was what I wanted, the blue colour I got turns white in the heat as demonstrated with a hot hairdryer tip.

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Tagine at Maison Souss

Uxbridge Road on Shepherds bush is a haven for food at affordable prices.

There are so much choices that you can find almost anything from Moroccan to whatever you fancy.

On my last visit, I had two lamb burgers for 99p!

This time I came back specifically for the Moroccan tangine which was only 6.50 with bread.

About a year ago it was only 5.

The portion was big and there was a quarter of chicken and to be precise it was the leg part where the meat comes off the bone nicely.

Then there were chunky potatoes, green olives and preserved lemon which all brought the flavours together.

Overall, it was really tasty but the chicken could have been better in the sense that it didn't have much chicken taste so either it had been braised for too long or it wasn't that fresh.

They also have a wide range of bakery and patisserie which would be an afternoon treat.