Below you can see why I am always complaining how hard it is to lose weight. I might be window shopping at the mall looking at Casablanca fans and walking (it burns down calories), but you will often see me having something (typically sweet) in my hands.
Breakfast: Leftover baked potato halves (with cream cheese) from Yellow Cab:
Snack: Drive-thru Jolly hotdog meal from Jollibee:
Snack: Scramble
Disclaimer: I did not eat this all in one day. 
We spend more time eating at this establishment these days, even just for a simple snack. I will definitely be adding pounds if I don’t stop myself from eating halo-halo everyday! We usually eat there after mass, or after doing some groceries, even if it’s just getting office supplies.
We get these:
Chicharap and Siomai.
It is such a shame that siomai is so expensive! I can eat a dozen of these in one sitting.
Of course, halo halo won’t be out of the order.
Since I live in the boondoks and crave for coffee every single day, I wonder if these actually taste like what I can order from a barista in Starbucks:
Mocha
Mmmmocha. The word itself is music to your mouth. But how does it taste, you ask? In a word… Magnificent. (And we’re not just saying that.) How else would our luscious, lowfat blend of Starbucks® coffee, real milk and rich, chocolaty Mocha taste? We’ll even let you in on a little secret: it only gets better when you chill it or pour it over ice. When you have to have your chocolate, make it Mocha. Every time.
Mocha Lite
What do you get when you mix the one-of-a-kind taste of Starbucks® coffee, real milk and luscious, chocolaty Mocha? Bottled euphoria. What don’t you get? One third of the calories you’ll find in Mocha bottled Frappuccino®. And though this creamy treat is even lighter than our lowfat original, the great taste of Mocha still shines through. What’s not to love about going Lite?
I hope the Lite version is really smaller in calories since whipped cream is alone about 400 calories already.
Somebody send me one from Amazon – or do you where I can find one in our local area?
You can check out the review here.
The pros
The cons
Starbucks Frappuccino Nutrition Facts (serving size – 9.5 fl. oz.)
Percent daily values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet – Servings per container:1
