GOT LEMONS?
Published by kept-posted June 27th, 2006 in Uncategorized.
I don’t have an idea when and how craving attacks during pregnancy. While I was on my first trimester, I was all excited to experience food craving. I was always anxious to find out what I really wanted to eat and never get sick of it as I was overcoming morning sickness. I feel better this time and never get nauseous too often as I used to.
I had thought pickles will help me so, I got a bottle of pickles a month ago or so and only ate a few - okay, not my kind of craving. I know I like it salty and sour, but pickles didn’t help much. Next, there came the Mexican mangoes which I prefer green and hard, yet to my dismay they’re about to get ripe and not as sour as the “manggang hilaw” of the Philippines. No big deal, I can still dip it with salt. Later on, I remember Sonia’s own style (not-so-ripe-and-a-bit-soury-strawberries-dip-in-salt) which I also tried. I never really liked strawberry, but learned to love it for a while with the help of the salt. It helped! I guess it wasn’t good enough ’til one hot day reminded me about lemonade. Lemons? Finally, there goes my last resort. Perfect!
mhmhmhmhm, ka-aslom ani uy,,,just only looking the zitronen,..,,sour…
lami ba ang strawberries dip in salt? karon pa ko kahibalo….i will try…
kay for us, strawberries with Cream and a little bit sugar….or strawberries shake,.,
na kay pregnant man ka, maybe sour is good in your time now….
take care there….
Miss Rose, gi-asloman ko ug tan-aw sa lemons nimo diri… gilaway pud ko… hahaha… pastilan, basta buros, lami man gyud ika-on basta aslom. Kit-an ra gyud nimo ang imong gipangita!
VK, maayo ra nang not-so-ripe strawberry and dip it with salt sa mga buros nga gapangita ug aslom. Kadto man gud buros ko, mao na akong gika-on kay wala man ko kakita ug manggang hilaw. I shared my thoughts with Angie. (smile)
Ingat kanunay!
Salamat sa nag bisita. Lami jud kaayo ang aslom pawala sa luod ug pampalaksig sa luya nga kalawasan sa buros. Kit-an ra jud nako ang match sa hilaw nga mangga.