Friday, August 2, 2013

Mochi

Mochi is a asian dumpling like pastry that taste very yummy. It's made with rice flour for the dough and sometimes with a sesame seed coating, mochi HAS to be the yummiest Japanese pastry ever. Somtimes theres a peanut filling, red bean paste filling, ice cream filling evan a Nutela filling in mochi. Here are pictures of mochi (Japanese mochi and thia mochi) .

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japanese mochi

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Thia mochi.




THE DURIAN! (AN AWESOME fruit!)

Durians are really smelly, they smell worse than rotten eggs! Also stinky socks. So do you think you would wanna eat that?! Well I don't think so, but Durians taste really good, at least I heard that they do. Anyway so I just saw a Durian not that long ago.  IT WAS HUGE! Seriously it was like 17 inches tall! And about 7 inches thick! Look at the picture at the bottom to see how durians grow. Durians are really cool fruits because of how big they are. Durians grow in Asia, they are green as you can notice by looking at the pictures. You can make durian pancakes. Fermented durians look a lot like scrambled eggs to me, you can eat durians by simply holding it in your hands, after taking out the fruity flesh.
 So you can tell that durians don't smell wonderful, they are like the opposite of roses. They are spiky but you can touch them, they just have big spikes, but they are like triangles that are popping out. Anyway,what I am trying to say is that they don't hurt with the spikiness. WARNING NEVER SMELL A DURIAN!


My pet gerbil Oreo

My gerbil is so cute so I just thought that it would be great to let the whole world see my adorable gerbil. Gerbils are rodents, they look like hamsters/rats it's just that gerbils have fur on their tail so it's not like a rat's naked tail. Oreo always chews stuff, you know why? Because rodent's teeth never stop growing, she has to shorten them so she can eat and open her mouth. The other reason why is because she gets bored a lot, so that makes her entertained.
This is so cute, (she's taking a nap)

(Oreo up close)



This is what she looks like when she's very tired, it's cute.

:)You can tell why she's called Oreo.

About to drink water

The salad I made for her.

Wednesday, July 31, 2013

33 famouse japanese snacks (pictures by Asami, JapanTalk, 27,2011.)

I think that it's really cool to see what snacks people in Japan eat, I also think it's cool to see all the varieties of snacks and how odd they are. Anyway I hope you like this and enjoy looking at it and, by the way if you like it comment!

by lily


33 Famous Japanese Snacks

posted by Asami, Japan Talk, November 27, 2011

33. Wasabeef
Wasabi/beef flavored chips.
Wasabeef

32.Cream Collon
Crispy cream candies with an unfortunate name.
Cream Collon

31.Every Burger
Chocolate biscuits that look like tiny burgers.
Every Burger

30.Poifull
Fruit flavored jelly beans.
poifull

29.Pucca
Crackers with a chocolate filling shaped like fish.
pucca

28.Green Gum
Love the simple names of Japanese products.
green gum

27.Crunky Popjoy
Bit-sized chocolates with crunchy rice.
crunky popjoy

26.Sweetie Gum
sweetie gum

25.Chelsea
Classic Japanese hard caramels.
Chelsea

24.Kani Pan
Crab shaped sweat bread.
kanipan

23.Dars
Chocolate squares.
dars

22.Kinoko no Yama
Literally "mushroom mountain", cute chocolate topped cookies.
Takenoko no sato

21.Jagariko
Cheese and vegetable flavored potato sticks. Jagariko is a play on the word "Jagarimo" which means potato.
Calbee Jagariko

20.Chokobi
chokobi

19.Hi Chew
Fruit flavored chewy candy.
Hi chew

18.Koalas March
Koala shaped cookies with various fillings such as chocolate and strawberry.
Koala's March

17.Pinky
Small tangy mints.
pinky

16.Baby Star Ramen
Chips meant to taste like ramen noodles.
baby star ramen

15.Bisuko
Classic Japanese biscuits.
Bisuko

14.Tohato Caramel Corn
Tohato Caramel Corn

13.Meiji Chocolate
A classic basic chocolate bar.
meiji chocolate

12.Papico
Frozen treat in bottle shaped plastic that tastes like a milk shake.
papico

11.Kitkat
Okay, so Kitkat is not Japanese. However, Kitkat is consistently one of the top selling chocolate bars in Japan. Kitkat in Japan has many varieties not available in other countries such as cherry blossom flavor.
Muscat of Alexandria KitKat

10.Caplico
Fake ice cream cones.
caplico

9.Tiroru
These classic chocolate squares have dozens of flavours and seasonal varieties.
tiroru

8.Milky
Milk flavored caramels.
milky

7.Gari Gari Kun
A classic sherbet bar that comes in various flavors. "Gari Gari" is the sound of chewing.
Gari Gari kun

6.Umaibo
Snack sized sticks similar to potato chips that come in various flavors.
umaibo

5.Ghana Chocolate
Popular brand of slightly dark chocolate.
ghana chocolate

4.Choco Baby
Little cylinders of waxy chocolate.
choco baby

3.Apollo
Space capsule shaped chocolates with a mix of strawberry and milk chocolate.
apollo

2.Choco Ball
Waxy chocolate with a crunchy, strawberry or peanut filling.
Choco Ball

1.Pocky
Pretzel sticks covered in chocolate.
pocky

Wednesday, July 3, 2013

I got a mouse!

Her name is Fluffy, Fluffy the Mouse. And she is adorable!  She's a little shy, so she is scared of my hands also because the average adult fancy mouse weighs 1-2 ounces (that means they are tiny) so my hands seem like a giant hand to her. She's about three inches long. She is the second pet I got and she is the most adorable rodent I ever saw next to Oreo of course, (look at my older post: I got a gerbil!). She doesn't like papaya at all, she always leaves it around her cage, we're so alike because I don't like papaya either, it's just that I don't leave it around a cage. :) I think it's cute when she runs around in her ball that she uses for exercise. It's a thing for rodents to run around your house for exercise, it's usually a transparent ball that they go in. My mouse is such a clean freak that she cleans herself in her exercise ball, I have to say that about twelve times a day she cleans herself. Anyway I will be putting up pics of her soon.


Sunday, June 30, 2013

This is what i'm going to make all by myself!


German Pancakes
This recipe comes from SchoolFamily.com's GoodNCrazy Mom, aka blogger Carissa Rogers. Rogers writes in this blog post about the role these pancakes play in her busy household, and describes them this way: "Once baked, these may look like Martian pancakes, but they're delicious and perfect for breakfast or dinner on Sundays—or any day of the week!"


  • Serves: 6
GoodNCrazy Sunday Afternoon German Pancakes
4.3/5 rating (12 votes)

Ingredients

  • 1 tablespoon butter
  • 6 eggs
  • 1 cup flour
  • 1 cup milk
  • 1 teaspoon salt
  • maple syrup (optional, for serving)
  • 2-3 bananas, sliced (optional, for serving)
  • powdered sugar (optional, for serving)

Directions

  1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
  2. Place the butter in a 9x13-inch baking pan, then put the pan in the oven while the oven is preheating to melt the butter.
  3. In a large bowl, mix the remaining ingredients together (eggs, flour, milk, and salt).
  4. Pour egg mixture into the melted butter (watch for hot splatters).
  5. Return the pan to the oven and bake for 15-20 minutes.
  6. Let cool slightly.
  7. Cut the pancake into squares and serve with maple syrup or sliced bananas and powdered sugar. 

Thursday, June 13, 2013

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This is pig latin.And today i'm going to see if you know what I'm saying in pig latin ok?









  1. IGSPAY AREYAY UTECAY 
  2. AYAY IGPAY ISYAY INKPAY


Find out what I'm saying in piglatin if anyone comments!

Wednesday, June 5, 2013

This is what Ugly Doll I am


What UglyDoll are you



MY Result

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You're Babo! You're short and not very bright but you like cookies a whole lot. You love hanging out with Wage, too.


Sunday, April 7, 2013

My barnicle

Hello i had a trip to the beach today and then i got a barnicle and then i looked up barnicles when i got home on the computer,then somthing sad happend it turned out that my barnicle was dead (SIGH) oh well!

BARNICLES

Friday, March 15, 2013

Cool and strange toys (I DID NOT WRITE ANY OF THE THIS well some of this i did is THIS is FROM A WEBSITE)

Tuttuki Bako Finger Game Box

Japan certainly has a reputation for strange and interesting handheld games but we’ve never seen anything quite like the Tuttuki Bako Finger Game. Each stage features something you interact with by poking it. Stick your finger in the box and a digital representation appears on the screen mimicking your motions. From what we can tell the various stages of the game include terrorizing a tiny stick man, poking a girl in the face and flicking a tiny panda.     


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Lokuloku Pig Toy
We don’t know what kind of crazy new age japanese technology is involved in the Lokuloku, a squishable pig toy, but we’re absolutely mesmerized by this thing. No matter what you do to this toy it always bounces back and retains it shape… even after being completely flattened and turned into a puddle of gold goo.
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Rocobo Electronic Pets


Sort of a evolution of the virtual pet on a screen, the Roboco is a pet with a screen for a face. Though we never would have guessed that after the Tamagotchi craze that Japan could create a handheld pet that’s even more annoying. Roboco mimics your emotions, so when you yell at it in frustration it yells back and throws a tantrum. Sure, it has other emotions, but we just don’t see ourselves doing anything other than yelling at it.

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Yujin Cell Phone Emoticon Toys

Texting may be out of control in the US, but at least we don’t have emoticon toys. These weird little characters display Japanese emoticons known as kaomiji. You don’t have to know Japanese to understand the expressions on their creepy little dolls… in fact American otaku probably already recognize most of these and even use them on a daily basis.
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INFLATABLE TOAST
this toast you can inflate and deflate.from lilly not website
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This is cool because there turtles that snap!Also you can build with them.
from lilly not website










FROM LILLY 


I WANT ALL of the toys because they are so cool.