Yummy buds turn ONE today! Last year was a bang and we aim big this year.
Just the same, we are delighted to offer you a charming and unique way of sending that special someone a gift this coming Valentine’s day!
We now accept pre-orders of stunning floral-like arrangements using scrumptious gourmet chocolates and candies that are elegantly presented in either a simple yet modern box to a chic vase or a single stem!
We firmly believe 'first impressions count'. So your gift, whatever the occasion will create a lasting impression for your recipient with its exquisite presentation.
You can choose a bouquet from our selection or we can custom make one for you to suit your specific needs or budget.
We can add wines, bears and more as you wish!
Samples and more samples hereunder!
Friday, February 4, 2011
Thursday, February 3, 2011
The very first nappy cake I made and I love it ... so very much that I want to make more
I made few experiment with my artistic side in creating a nappy cake for my dear friend Ellen. I have to go to Divisoria to find cheap but cool material for the cake and baby showers favors too. It is overwhelming to see huge variety of good finds at a very reasonable prices!
Here's the finished product taken at Max's resto. Credit to our official photographer slash planner Anne for the photos :D
Do you love it too??? I can make one for you :D
Here's the finished product taken at Max's resto. Credit to our official photographer slash planner Anne for the photos :D
Do you love it too??? I can make one for you :D
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Thursday, December 9, 2010
E-Royce Chocolates
How sweet it is to be loved by you! Hubby is never been so sweet, not until today - he introduced me to ROYCE' Nama Chocolates. I tried the champagne flavor.
Here are some of the things I enjoyed and loooove with e-royce or royce' chocolates.
The packaging. It is wrapped carefully withiIce gel pack to ensure that it reaches your home to its original texture.
My expectations on its taste increment. I can't wait to have a bite.
This reminds me of my grandma's home made cocoa balls. Plus the mouse like chocolate inside. The unsweetened chocolate powder coating and soft chocolate that can melt in your mouth - it is heavenly.
Lastly and most importantly, my sweet chocolate critic gave it TWO Thumbs up!
I almost forgot, Happy 5th year of marriage honey! This year is a blast :)
Should you wish to try, three branches now in PH yey!
http://www.e-royce.com/english/outlets_ph.html
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
10 tips in renovating your commercial space
Hey Pips! I been busy these past few days. CJ will soon turn 1, it deserves some new look. The 3 to 4 times in a week trip to MC Home depot, wilcon and others are pretty exhausting. Here's a few things to consider in renovating your commercial space:
1.Ask your self, is it necessary? Me, in my case the vinyl tiles took us ages to clean, so Yes.
2. Do you have the budget? It is a very important starting point to protect your rolling capital and gave you the baseline and scope as well.
3. Itemize the changes you intend to do. This can help you with your schedule and possible downtime with your store operations.
4.Create your "renovation plan". Start and end dates are crucial.
5. Look for your skilled workers through friends recommendations. Discuss, negotiate if needed. Mine, I requested that the job are done at night and part of the work is to set the store as biz as usual the following day and that would last for 6 days the most. Very important: monitor the works.
6. Purchase all necessary raw materials beforehand and in batch. Most stores charge 600 and up for delivery
, it can help you save. Or take advantage of the stores that offer Free delivery. But watch out for the TAG price. SHOP AROUND, compare and choose the ones that has more value.
7. Stick to your plan and budget but be flexible in making necessary adjustments too. Be ready for some unexpected things (eg. your water pipe is hit during the renovation)
8. I just discovered that individual stores within MC home depot in Ortigas are usually of Cheaper price than that of MC home or wilcon.
9. Though wilcon offers convenience to your purchasing - FREE Delivery!!
10. Use cards (credit) or Debit perks on your purchase if the price using cash offers no difference.
:-)
1.Ask your self, is it necessary? Me, in my case the vinyl tiles took us ages to clean, so Yes.
2. Do you have the budget? It is a very important starting point to protect your rolling capital and gave you the baseline and scope as well.
3. Itemize the changes you intend to do. This can help you with your schedule and possible downtime with your store operations.
4.Create your "renovation plan". Start and end dates are crucial.
5. Look for your skilled workers through friends recommendations. Discuss, negotiate if needed. Mine, I requested that the job are done at night and part of the work is to set the store as biz as usual the following day and that would last for 6 days the most. Very important: monitor the works.
6. Purchase all necessary raw materials beforehand and in batch. Most stores charge 600 and up for delivery
, it can help you save. Or take advantage of the stores that offer Free delivery. But watch out for the TAG price. SHOP AROUND, compare and choose the ones that has more value.
7. Stick to your plan and budget but be flexible in making necessary adjustments too. Be ready for some unexpected things (eg. your water pipe is hit during the renovation)
8. I just discovered that individual stores within MC home depot in Ortigas are usually of Cheaper price than that of MC home or wilcon.
9. Though wilcon offers convenience to your purchasing - FREE Delivery!!
10. Use cards (credit) or Debit perks on your purchase if the price using cash offers no difference.
:-)
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Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Food handlers Training presentation
It very important that your staff are aware of the things that are expected from them. I have given emphasis on the food safety of my guests.
Follow the link below on the presentations I made as we induct our new food handlers.
Cafe Juana Food Handling Guide
Follow the link below on the presentations I made as we induct our new food handlers.
Cafe Juana Food Handling Guide
Jamie CHAP CHAE cravings
Jamie CHAP CHAE cravings
Jamie just turned four. Apart from her 10 days countdown to her birthday is to have Mommy cooked Chap Chae on her day. Where did she get this idea? O well, she tasted the yummy Chap Chae of Tita Vio, my friend and colleague. Since then, she got an addition to his PANCIT (Noodle) favorite dishes. And by the way, she calls it "Pancit ni Tita Vio".
So here is my own version. (Compliments to Vio for the tips)
Chap Chae (Jap Chae) Recipe
Ingredients:
Korean Glass Noodle (250 grams)
Shitake Mushroom (1 cup, Sliced)
Brown Sugar (5 tbsp)
Soy sauce (5 tbsp)
Sesame Oil (3 tbp)
Canola Oil (5 tsp)
Baby Spinach (1 cup)
Carrots (2 medium size, julienned)
Green Capsicum
Garlic
Sweet Onions
Thin slices of Beef (250 kg)
Toated Sesame seed (for garnishing)
Preparations:
Soak glass noodle overnight in water
1. Saute' all spices, mushrooms and vegetables between 2 to 4 minutes and set aside.
2. Separately simmer the beef strips until tender and set aside.
3. Using the same pan/wok add 8 cups of water, soy sauce, sugar, sesame oil - mix and bring to boil. Pour in noodles and cook it for 5 minutes or until done.
4. Mix vegetable and noodle all together, add ground pepper and salt to taste.
5. Garnish with sesame seed. Share and enjoy!!!
Jamie just turned four. Apart from her 10 days countdown to her birthday is to have Mommy cooked Chap Chae on her day. Where did she get this idea? O well, she tasted the yummy Chap Chae of Tita Vio, my friend and colleague. Since then, she got an addition to his PANCIT (Noodle) favorite dishes. And by the way, she calls it "Pancit ni Tita Vio".
So here is my own version. (Compliments to Vio for the tips)
Chap Chae (Jap Chae) Recipe
Ingredients:
Korean Glass Noodle (250 grams)
Shitake Mushroom (1 cup, Sliced)
Brown Sugar (5 tbsp)
Soy sauce (5 tbsp)
Sesame Oil (3 tbp)
Canola Oil (5 tsp)
Baby Spinach (1 cup)
Carrots (2 medium size, julienned)
Green Capsicum
Garlic
Sweet Onions
Thin slices of Beef (250 kg)
Toated Sesame seed (for garnishing)
Preparations:
Soak glass noodle overnight in water
1. Saute' all spices, mushrooms and vegetables between 2 to 4 minutes and set aside.
2. Separately simmer the beef strips until tender and set aside.
3. Using the same pan/wok add 8 cups of water, soy sauce, sugar, sesame oil - mix and bring to boil. Pour in noodles and cook it for 5 minutes or until done.
4. Mix vegetable and noodle all together, add ground pepper and salt to taste.
5. Garnish with sesame seed. Share and enjoy!!!
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