Killer Peanut-butter Chocolate Lava Cake

So here I am on a sugar overdrive after I've tried to bake a recipe that I stumbled upon on myrecipes.com . They've labelled it as "Single-Girl Melty Chocolate Peanut Butter Cake," but I personally find the word "Lava" more enticing than the word "Melty," don't you agree?

It was entirely simple to do, and entirely delicious! It only took me 5mins to prepare the ingredients, about 15 minutes to bake it, and quarter all the preparation time to finish it all! Why would I not if there were three scoups of vanilla ice-cream to top it off!


Here's my experience with this rich cake. The crispy and chewy crust and melting hot center mixed with ice cold vanilla ice-cream made me take a bite after the next without hesitation. My initial idea to consume merely half the cake was overwritten to be left with an insignificant amount of a bite or two left-over (for my sister to try). And I must not fail to mention that this cake left a very guilty I-must-exercise-later feeling. Killer indeed! It's a path to diabetes, hence my advice that this cake be an occasional thing. In fact, to keep it in your thoughts would be better that you may never stumble upon this peanut-butter-chocolate rich endeavor.

As for the recipe, Google will be your best of friend :)

Carrots

You know you're sort of deranged when you look at a clothing label and it tells you info that the color of your tank top is called carrot. You then look at your top thinking that it really does resemble a carrot. In fact, it actually duplicates the exact tone of color. The next thing you know is that you picture a carrot, its orange shade, and starts thinking about crunching it in your mouth with the juices dripping and small chunks jumping away from your mouth for freedom to land on the ground. And you now want a carrot to chew on badly.

Or maybe it was just too much imagination.

Fruits and Yoghurt. YUM!

Today is Jasmine can write a post dayyy!!!!!!

Hello Everyone!
What I'm about to tell you all might come as a shock to some, but I think we all knew it was coming... Lara... Lara has an abnormally high percentage of dark side. It's true. You all had to know one day. I'll explain myself a bit more: Symptoms that come along with this abnormality are:
-Only eating when it's dark
-Sleeping during the day
- Singing the dark songs
-Liking dark colours
- Preferring shady spots
-Having dark hair and eyes
-Having darker skin than her friends
-Losing track of time

and others, but I don't want to cause excessive trauma, so let's just keep it at this. You may have noticed a few of these symptoms already, but the ones you have doubts about will show up soon enough. She has had this condition since birth. Although it looks like she eats during the day, she has secret connections which bribe all the restaurant owners to give her soluble food which she hides when you're not looking (in flowerpots and drains). One rare occasions when she is forced to eat food in the daytime, it feels to her like she is eating days off her life, which is actually happening. 1 meal = 1 lost day. This is a serious condition and you all should take precautions to save the days in her life that are left. Ways you can help include:
-Not turning on lights when she's around (especially when she's eating in the dark corner)
-Letting her take food home
-Not inviting her to sleepovers (unless you all want to loose your fridges)
- Doing activities at night
-Turning your headlights on when driving at night (she's nearly been hit twice while looking for food)
- Taking her shopping at dark places
- Not fixing broken lights in your house

If she's acting weird feed her Oreos. She has excellent night vision, so be careful when walking alone home at night. Never, under any circumstances, feed her teabiscuits, no matter how much she wants them. Thankyou for your cooperation. Look out for her and look out for each other. This condition is not contagious unless you have been walking under a dark forest canopy for 11 or more days. There is no known cure at the moment, but scientists think that eating sand from the driest deserts in the world should help. Please respect Lara's dark wishes until further notice.
Sincerely,
Jasmine Lowe
(Lara's cousin)

P.S. hahahahahahahahahaahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

hello strawberriesss!!!!

I've always liked cheese.

I remember when I was a kid in Sweden, I just couldn't wait to get one of those Babybel cheeses, rip the protective wax off and munch on the cheese just like that.

Yesterday I had some cheesy spaghetti and I thought it WAY too cheesy. What happened?? haha I guess it's just like every other thing. Once you're acquired to the taste of something, you've got no problem at all about it. However, if it's something new or something unusual to you, you don't actually like it much at first bite because of it's unfamiliarity. Speaking of which, reminds me of blue cheese. 

I was introduced to this cheese by my late Grandpa Frank, of whom I do look highly upon. When I first tried this, I thought it such a ghastly thing, but after a few more crackers topped with this cheese, it's nicer than I thought. Hey I know it's mould, but if it doesn't kill you, PASS THE CHEESE.

Meet my new friend, Broccoli-Wally!

Here it is!

Front view!

Side view!

Other side view!

Look! It even has an attitude.

I just couldn't decide which picture to put.

Yeah, I really couldn't.

Er..Stay tuned? ;)

So here I am, enjoying some pasta I just made, and I don't know why I'm telling you this. When you cook, you realise why you ever bothered going to a restaurant to pay so much for a simple dish like this, it can be made out of leftovers, and simple ingredients.