#drink and food

[itsbansheebitch]

!!!WARNING!!!

DO NOT drink Panera's Charged Lemonade. It is an energy drink marketed as a electrolyte drink. It has 158 mg of caffeine in 20oz. It has 50 grams of sugar. This is enough to cause problems with insulin resistance, heart palpitations, and even death.

Two people have died already. Panera is denying any fault in their deaths, their marketing, or their ingredients.

If you have a heart condition, take insulin, or are watching your sugar & caffeine intake, DO NOT drink Panera's Charged Lemonade

The ONLY warning for sugar & caffeine amounts will be from employees out of moral obligation (not requirement or anything official) or the new signs being put up in SOME Paneras.

DRINK AT YOUR OWN RISK

[randomitemdrop]

Item: a tall cool glass of homemade Baja Blast, freshly squozen from ripe turquímones

[sawakow]

hello kitty food and drinks ♡

[warrenwoodhouse]

The Quest for the Perfect Cracker - Food & Drink - Slate Magazine

Yum!

[yumcorez]

[roocii002]

[tapeskingdom]

food planner washi tape

[incognitopolls]

We ask your questions so you don’t have to! Submit your questions to have them posted anonymously as polls.

[theshitpostcalligrapher]

fun fact if you put rum(captain morgan), orange crush, and baijiu (dazhigu kaoliang liquor) together in a cup you end up with something that tastes like pure vanilla soda

[honeyrolls]

Bat Tea Latte / Black Cat Jelly

[pixelfoodie]

Alfajor is a type of treat with dulce de leche or milk jam stuffing sandwiched between two sweet cookies. The combination is then coated with a layer of chocolate or sprinkled with confectioners' sugar. The name alfajor stems from the Arabic word al-hasú, which means stuffed or filled. Although the cookies can be found throughout Latin America, they are originally from Andalusia, Spain, invented during the time when the country was occupied by the Moors. When the Spaniards came to America, they brought their foods and traditions along the way, and with time, almost every country in Latin America has adapted the Spanish alfajor to make it their own, so there are a lot of varieties of the basic, original cookie - including fillings such as chocolate mousse, fruit, and cream. In Spain, the cookies are most commonly sold and consumed during the Christmas season, but it should be noted that the traditional Spanish alfajor is quite different from the South American version, consisting of flour, honey, cinnamon, and almonds. src.: https://www.tasteatlas.com/alfajor photo ref.: https://chipabythedozen.com/en/alfajores-dulce-de-leche-sandwich-cookies/

[toyastales]

Triple Bacon Cheeseburger 🍔 🧀 🥓

[mydeadgaywizards]

sirius and/or regulus telling a story: "when i was little..."

remus and james: *braces for the absolute worse*

[darcyolsson]

i could never be american because whenever I get a big drink I'm like oh great now I have to drink this big drink. i have to take care of this big drink they gave me. everything is terrible in the world

[monkesupreme]

Starving and wasting away etc etc

bonus:

Hes tall and huge and HEAVY and he is so overly active that he has to maintain an insanely high caloric intake to make sure his body doesnt collapse from the strain of everything. He will eat virtually anything but he is spoiled from the best takeout Gotham has to offer: 11$ shrimp and broccoli from the chinese food spot that closes at 4am- among other things.

[sweetoothgirl]

Polar Express Hot Chocolate