Food, O so Good
Door: Cassie
13 April 2011 | Duitsland, Berlijn
Today Anja had to go university for a little while but didn't feel like it, so instead we went walking a lot. We started walking to a nice market. There where lots of Turkish products:fabrics, Cimit, figs, olives, fresh fruits and dried fruits. I was in a true little paradise. Our best buy were ten mango's for only 1,50!
Then we went walking trough the Berlin streets. Shops look very colourful here, there was kind of a big garden were anybody can just put their plants and let them grow there, and visit them once in a while or something. We took a a coffee in a very nice cafe with vinyl and a couch which was put down so that you could watch people walkig along the cafe.
After that we went to a vegan snackbar where you could pick anything you can think of , but then vegan. Anja and me took a vegan sausage, but for example there was also vegan bacon, vegan hawaiburger, vegan chickenfilet and vegan steak. It was actually very very very very tasty.They were even so aware that the cup where the sauce was into was edible.
I find it very amaying how just everybody seems to be vegetarian but een more likely vegan and how everybody is aware of food. Everywhere in the city are vegetarian restaurants, vegan products, shops and everwhere you can take soymilk instead of cow's.And if you start thinking about it is isn't that different from vegetarian. Margarine and soymilk or oatmilk are fine replacements.But missing eggs and cheese would be for me what it probably is for you to miss meat. I makes your body scream for it after a while!
Anyway, after the snackbar we walked towards the leftover parts of the wall. It was covered with art on the eastside. It did not really give a creepy impression anymore because of that. Therefor it is also pretty hard to imagine, some decades ago there were dangerous dogs, high sharp fences and men with weapons there.
And then we were exhausted and walked back home. At home we enjoyed mango's and I painted 'my day'.
P.S.: from a trusty source I got to know Beatrix is here as well, am I proud!!
Then we went walking trough the Berlin streets. Shops look very colourful here, there was kind of a big garden were anybody can just put their plants and let them grow there, and visit them once in a while or something. We took a a coffee in a very nice cafe with vinyl and a couch which was put down so that you could watch people walkig along the cafe.
After that we went to a vegan snackbar where you could pick anything you can think of , but then vegan. Anja and me took a vegan sausage, but for example there was also vegan bacon, vegan hawaiburger, vegan chickenfilet and vegan steak. It was actually very very very very tasty.They were even so aware that the cup where the sauce was into was edible.
I find it very amaying how just everybody seems to be vegetarian but een more likely vegan and how everybody is aware of food. Everywhere in the city are vegetarian restaurants, vegan products, shops and everwhere you can take soymilk instead of cow's.And if you start thinking about it is isn't that different from vegetarian. Margarine and soymilk or oatmilk are fine replacements.But missing eggs and cheese would be for me what it probably is for you to miss meat. I makes your body scream for it after a while!
Anyway, after the snackbar we walked towards the leftover parts of the wall. It was covered with art on the eastside. It did not really give a creepy impression anymore because of that. Therefor it is also pretty hard to imagine, some decades ago there were dangerous dogs, high sharp fences and men with weapons there.
And then we were exhausted and walked back home. At home we enjoyed mango's and I painted 'my day'.
P.S.: from a trusty source I got to know Beatrix is here as well, am I proud!!
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