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What do you call food eaten between lunch and dinner?

Last weekend I looked for a place to read a book in peace and 9th Cafe @ Siam Paragon was a yummy find. Chocolate swirl cheese cake! I did not regret choosing this.

Sprite.  A drink I have not had in awhile.
 

And mini beef tacos. Yum and I got to do two of my fave pleasures: eat and read.

The world is all good. 
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momgen said…
Yummy...Happy FTF!
25 March 2011 at 08:47
Chubskulit Rose said…
Yum, napapatunog tuloy tong tummy ko hehehe.

Spice Up Your Life with Mexican Treats.
25 March 2011 at 09:02
lyzacruz88 said…
Mukhang ang sarap ng Choco Swirls Cheescake mo ah!

http://www.lyzalane.info/2011/03/shakeys-late-night.html
25 March 2011 at 10:18
Cheerful said…
cake really looks delicious...yum! you had great 'me' time...simple pleasures in life but great! PinayMum - Mommy's Life Around...wishing you a great Friday!
25 March 2011 at 11:05
Unknown said…
you got me craving for tacos! yum-yum!
25 March 2011 at 14:03
Marana said…
tacos are great, i love it.

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25 March 2011 at 15:59
Seeking my Sanity said…
MMMM! That cheesecake looks outstanding... I drooled just looking at it.

I think the food between breakfast and lunch is called Elevenses? Even if it's not, that food looks very very yummy :)
25 March 2011 at 19:39
♥ Willa @ Postage Journal♥ said…
The Cheesecake is worth to drool for!
25 March 2011 at 19:59
Gone Bananas said…
OMG that cheesecake looks to die for! Yummo! The beef tacos look great too! Although I might've traded the sprite for a rootbeer! *wink*
26 March 2011 at 08:21
Hazel said…
Kirsty, next time I go to 9th Cafe I'll check if they have root beer :)
26 March 2011 at 09:02
IMRIZ said…
thumbs up for the cheesecake:)
26 March 2011 at 15:25
Unknown said…
a new follower here:)
26 March 2011 at 15:26
domestic {cherry} said…
love cheesecakes especially Secret Recipe's marble cheesecake. that one is to die for.

here's my entry:

http://www.domestic-cherry.com/2011/03/maginhawa-strip-carbo-loading-at-ted-ps/

And while you're there, you might want to join my March Bag Giveaway too...=)
27 March 2011 at 08:40
Anya said…
I eat all between lunch and diner
but it has no name
:)))))))))
27 March 2011 at 23:48
Cielo of Brown Pinay said…
Dumaan, nakibasa at natakam.....One Word - Yummy

Mine is up at FTF#53 - Nathaniel’s Buko Pandan Salad

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30 March 2011 at 22:17
darly said…
yummy cheesecake, a real cheese overload

Have a great foodtripping hop, hope you'd check out my FTF entry too
Food and Passion
I Love Darly!
31 March 2011 at 08:32
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