Anyone have recommendations for the best quality affordable grocery store in the heights? Looking for produce and then dry goods like beans tortillas etc.
For you, what is the least desirable place in the city to live? Maybe somewhere so bad that if it was your only option you’d consider leaving altogether.
Yooo any knowledge or predictions on when UO is going to have their next 40-50% off the sale section online? 🙏
BF’s bday is coming up and he loves lemon bars. Where can I find the best lemon bars in the city? He really likes tangy, citrusy lemon bars as opposed to more mellow/heavily sweetened. Thank you in advance 🙏🍋💛
Thank ya in advance for assisting with my indecisiveness 🙏❤️🍃
Moving out of state and want to bring some flower with me. Looking to buy around 1 ounce. Where would you go for a good balance of quality and affordability? Feel free to send strain suggestions as well. Thank you in advance!! 🙏❤️
Obsessed with this stuff…. Tried it in late April then left town for a couple months and now haven’t seen it anywhere… I even go in gas stations randomly just to check but no luck.
Has anyone seen it recently?! Only looking for the zero sugar version. Thanks in advance for any leads!!
I workout every day but recently gained weight on a 2 month long vacation, curious on opinions on my current body
It can be your favorite park walk, a comforting activity, or a meal you kept coming back to. I’d love to hear what would be on your “must do” list if you were leaving Ann Arbor.
Hey y’all. Does anyone know if it’s too late to have a single dorm for the 26-27 school year? Or are there still some available?? Thank you
Looking for the monchichi lavender, fox, or melon keychains that are exclusive to Hokkaido. Looked all over Sapporo and couldn’t find them. Has anyone seen them? Please LMK! And thank you in advance 🙏
Has anyone seen any Sapporo/Hokkaido-specific monchichi merchandise (tshirts, keychains, dolls, etc.)? If so, please share where you’ve seen it—I’d be so appreciative! Thank you in advance :)
Just got to Taipei yesterday. Tried to go to 黑麻糬😋（每日限量..售完打烊）but they were closed so went to Bulao instead. Ohhhh my the sesame, red bean, mung bean and taro mochi was all soooo good. Would love any and all recommendations for mochi to try in Taipei.
I’m staying near Beimen MRT so bonus points if it’s nearby but I’m down to travel for it. Thank you in advance!!!!
Spent 15 hours in Seattle for a layover for my first trip to the city ever. Ate A LOT. Got some great recommendations here (THANK YOU :) ) so I thought I’d post a recap:
-Mee Sum Pastry: amazing green tea mochi ball & curry bun, highly recommend
-Hellenika: I looove yogurt so this was a great stop. Ube coconut and mango tajin did not disappoint. long line!
-Rachel’s Ginger Beer: good, but overpriced. Def didn’t need to pay $11 for a bev with soft serve ice cream (although it was good soft serve…!)
-Ivar’s: delicious clam chowder, mid fries, absolutely worth it for the water view and classic experience. nice way to step away from the chaos of the market.
-Le Panier: amazing macarons, great chocolate + almond croissant, great raspberry brioche. loved it all.
-Piroshky Piroshky: tried the beef & cheese, well seasoned and more filling than expected!
-Dick’s drive-in: PERFECT dinner before our 2 month long Asia trip. Burg and fries were great, strawberry milkshake paired perfectly, prices were cheap. Saw some kids eating their prom dinner there which was fun.
Bummed to have missed a Caribbean roast sandwich but trust that we’ll be back to try Un Bien!
Edit to add: also picked up some hazelnut chocolate cherries from chukar cherries for the flight. they were gone by the time we landed 🤭 passed on beechers bc mac and cheese sounded too heavy and we wanted to try a bunch of different food but that’s another thing I’ll be back to try!
Also stopped by the Seattle public library (central library) part way through the day to rest our legs - beautiful building and perfect spot to take a quick nap 😴
I have a layover in Seattle for 15 hours this upcoming Saturday before heading on a 2 month long trip to Asia. First time ever visiting the city and very excited to have some time to check it out!
Would love any and all must try food recs, but only non-Asian spots as we will have our fill of those delicious cuisines straight from the source. Also would love any other recommendations for things we could do/see/check out. Thank you in advance :)
no meds, no surgeries, no special diet (but definitely a lot more mindful of eating for both fuel and enjoyment, not just instantaneous pleasure and stress/boredom relief — but I still love food). most important thing has been consistency & daily movement (12.5 incline walking on treadmill @ 3.2 mph for 60 min + arm & ab exercises)
I used to look at other people’s progress pictures with both hope for myself but also doubt that I could ever achieve my goals… trust me, if I can do it you can too!
I can’t stop eating them every day for post-workout meal!!! I’m obsessed….
Recipe: mix 1/3 cup oats, 1 scoop vanilla protein powder, 1 tbsp peanut butter powder, some smooshed banana, lil bit of maple yogurt, lil bit of vanilla protein drank and then the rest of the banana diced on top w shredded unsweetened coconut and pumpkin pie spice. I make at like 8pm, put in da fridge and eat the next day around 12pm-1pm.
It’s sooo tasty and comforting. I have it as my first meal of the day and it keeps me full until the evening.