One of my favorite places in the French supermarket is the yogurt aisle WHAT FACEBOOK PROFILES . Although lately it’s become harder and hard just to find plain ol’ regular yogurt without all sorts of flavorings and sweeteners in it. So much so Croissants, that I’ve been going to the health food store to buy my yogurt Café Cortado. (And if I ever miss American yogurt, I can get some of that corn syrup to add to it.) In supermarkets, I’ve seen pots of the stuff with pistachio-macaron flavoring Sake Mushrooms, and stuff for kids that are cotton candy-flavored. But it’s the packaging that can be more shocking and sometimes the colored labels are so bright that they hurt my eyes, more than Avatar did Why buy local?.

Technically, this isn’t yogurt but dessert anglaise, I suppose. Although it’s one of the products that’s clogging up the yogurt aisle Lamingtons, nudging out my beloved French yogurt. And I’ll have to admit, closer to home, I’ve even seen it in a certain someone’s refrigerator Chocolate Brownies. When I bust him dipping a spoon into one, he just looks at me with those big crave Asian , brown French eyes and says helplessly see you then.