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Curious remains of what seems to have one been a snack counter seen oddly enough on a small country road between St Mary Church and St Hilary in the Vale of Glamorgan.
A very eager MID WALSH and some of ROYALIST Division digging into their packs for a snack along the track.
Snacks from Korea have undergone some kind of weirdly nostalgic renaissance. We saw these in Insadong, as well, and Lime was amused to see some snacks from the old days. Meaning the 1980s. Except, of course, these were freshly manufactured for nostalgic adults. We picked up a few. I have to confess, though, they didn't seem very tasty to me...
Mostly scavenged from my parents' fridge and pantry: crackers, a bit of pretzel, some yummy macaroon from Gambino's, cheddar cheese, and frozen grapes to help keep the cheese cool.
I got the box from Dollar Tree -- it's my favorite of the Dollar Tree bentos so far, and a very good size for snacks.
A cottontail eating a juicy snack, a small branch off the shrub behind it. Gilbert Water Ranch, Gilbert, Arizona. 14 March 2016.
I met up with my best friend, Iri A.K.A xpurple.hazex yesterday:D We bought some ice cream mochi to snack on, spent some time talking, and laughed throughout the day. I think this has to become some kind of tradition for us, haha, because I liked every moment of it. On the other hand, I decided to buy Japanese cookies I saw because they were colored beautifully. They had interesting shapes and flavors. There were shrimp shapes which, of course, had a shrimp flavor to them, green ones for nori flavoring, and others that i wasn't sure of, haha. Overall, they were delicious. So, my advice to you is, If you see some Japanese snacks I recommend you buy them. You won't regret it:D. *** sorry for the bad quality, I hope it stays temporary. My camera is still not working.***
Just another day at school. She never finishes lunch, so I am combining snack & lunch into one box. see how that goes.
Snacks
Cured tuna cracker
Beef belly and kohlrabi kimchi
Lobster wonton
The Catbird Seat
Nashville, Tennessee
February 27, 2021
Three Rivers Snacks
New France hamlet, Busch Gardens Williamsburg, Williamsburg, VA
Three Rivers is New France's snack stand, featuring funnel cakes, popcorn, and drinks. I'm not sure if the structure existed when the park opened in May 1975, but it's listed here in the late 1970s and early-mid 1980s under a generic "barbecue rib stand" title. By the mid 1980s it went by the name Three Rivers Smokehouse, which it retained until the opening of Trapper's Smokehouse across the way in March 2003.