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I lagged a bit on riding the Dubai chocolate hype train but I've tried a few now of varying brands and some were better, but nothing hype-worthy. Enter GO starting to get a few different Dubai things.

This is a Dubai chocolate thing that actually wowed me a bit. It is stuffed with that crunchy kataifi paste, which is the main point of this stuff, right? Some I've had barely had any. White chocolate so not much flavor from that but you get some of the matcha coming through.

GO price $5, "compared to" price $20. It's a half pound. Made in Turkey. They had a few different flavors and I think I'll try the hazelnut one next.

Auburn, WA location.

One of the best frozen pizzas I've had. 9/10

The sauce is bright and fresh tomato-y, pleasantly salted. You notice it on this pizza. It's not cooked to oregano ketchup or tomato paste with an old jar of Italian seasoning diluted with water. It tastes like what you'd get from a Neopolitano style place on their margarita pizza.

The pepperonis cup and have a quality flavor. I'm a sucker for cuppers and these are nicely well rounded in flavor too and not overly greasy.

Cheese has a solid mozz taste and good texture.

The pop of basil was a great choice here. It ties the previous 3 ingredients together and compliments each one individually and harmoniously as a team.

Crust is solid but this is the only place I think it could be even better. I ate the crust ends so it's not like I'm knocking it. I'd like the inside of the ends to be a little chewier and airier. Maybe a slightly longer proofing or less air worked out when stretching? Maybe a little more yeast character?

I'm curious to try the oil in a sheet pan thing on their instructions and since this pizza is only $9 reg price at Walmart I will definitely get again to do it. This is a fantastic pizza at $9.

I really liked the tiramisu from Rachelli's, plus the lemon cake and chocolate one. Just ate the caramel one and it's yum too but coffee is my more style, so I got the big one for $5.

Sometimes I feel lazy and don't want to make the broth, so I'll buy a couple pho cup noodle things, simmer water with whole spices to boost the pho character to use for the cups, add fish sauce and a pinch of gelatin, and use it to make the cup pho. Asian grocer had a 10oz pack of thin sliced chuck steak on sale, I got all the toppings.

Edit: also added more salt and some Asian rock sugar. It's a big bowl.

Steak bagel and steak McMuffin, with the McMuffin stuffed with a hash brown with unsweet tea to wash it down. And pepper.

Clarified butter on the left and ghee and the right. Milk solids will be used for vanilla ice cream toppings!

One pot, pulled the clarified butter at 225F and the ghee at 260F. The bigger one on the left is clarified butter.

My Grocery Outlet had tons of it absurdly cheap.

BTW, I discovered flour sack towels and they are so much better (and cheaper) than cheesecloth. I used one to strain here. Just fine mesh cotton and reusable, unlike cheesecloth. I think I paid $5 for a pack of 5 and they specifically say for food use.

I plan to use my milk solids as a topping for some vanilla ice cream!

Lunchables are a 6 pack. I imagine parents will scoop those up quick.

They also got in a ton of various ice cream. Forgot to take pics but from memory, 3 flavors of Ben & Jerry's bars, Herseys Smores bars, Hudsonville various bars and quartz, Jubilee, several different of those candy bar frozen pies plus apple pie.

I did the basics recommended with the camera assistant and other unlock things via the app store. Coming from an S21 FE it's quite an upgrade. Really love this phone.

I saw this on a Chinese Cooking Demystified video, it sounded tasty, I like rice and porky belly.

Will definitely make again. I took the suggested creativity to heart and added some kimchi and soybean sprouts.

I got 3 just now

. Might get some more tomorrow

I got an offer right before midnight while sitting at home. A shop. 3 unique items. I figure out what's going on. It's 20 miles (a loop, so only a few miles back to my home afterwards) but the pay is good considering the drop point, mostly highway and I get 50mpg. Midnight with no traffic.

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Dude is waiting for me, all excited. He's "you saved our party night! We have a fire and needed S'mores!". He's got another $7 cash. When he walks back through the gate to the back yard I hear him yell "we got the S'mores!!!". I'm by Seattle so I assume at least half the people there are high. I hear cheers ring out.

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Just wanted to share a positive story. Doordash has been very kind to me this week, so I'll be mutual.

Some are close to best buy date. A ton of almost free stuff

I added the mushrooms (after browning) to the chicken and some of GO's pasta. A little salt, etc and pretty tasty. The potatoes are flavorful without being overly salty, thr parm crust adds some texture.

I'd say this is food for two people?

$5 chicken scampi

$3 parmesan potatoes medley

$1.50 worth of mushrooms

$1 worth of pasta

I saw this while driving and had to turn around to get a photo. Seems it's a dappled willow from across the ocean?

Pacific, WA

This is my first spring living in the pacific northwest and it has been really something. Just passed a full year. I've also discovered rhododendrons and the many colors they come in.

When I posted asked if anyone else got a Luxe Box and dumped their cheesy potatoes into their bean burrito, some said it was impossible to refold the burrito without tearing.

I said next time I got a Luxe Box I'd take more pics, so here it is.