I do like to eat biscuits and ice cream for dessert. Nuts, chocolate, pies, and crisps are good for eat in having a conversation, or watching TV. Furthermore, I prefer to add sugar in my coffee.
I usually have a piece of cheese cake or cupcake with coffee for dessert. In my country, the typical snacks can be things like crisps, biscuits, nuts, chocolate, pies and ice cream.
I like biscuits, crackers, chocolate cake, crisps, cake, ice cream, pie and cupcakes but I often eat fruits for dessert.
Where I live, one of the snacks is 'chè' that is often cooked with water, sugar, a kind of bean and juice of coco. ('Chè' is a Vietnamese word).
I do like sweets so much, unfortunately. Because I notice that I' really upset when there's very little sweets at home. It could be called also obsession I guess. I can't get used to reduce sugar in my menu. I very hope that it will be the case when my parental leave is over.
I like to eat crisps with every breakfast meal and also i like to eat biscuits between lectures in university because it fulfil my energy to stay focused
I like to eat a lot of kind of dessert. There are many types of dessert in my country
actually I like to eat sweet pie it is a Syrian dessert, I usually eat nuts when I watch tv
I like to eat for dessert chocolate croisans or cherry pies. Sometimes, I eat cheesecake. There in my country typical snakes are the same the UK
I like to eat ice cream for dessert. In my country, flan, cake, cupcake, pie, biscuit, chocolate , crisps, crackers are typical snacks.
I do like to eat biscuits and ice cream for dessert. Nuts, chocolate, pies, and crisps are good for eat in having a conversation, or watching TV. Furthermore, I prefer to add sugar in my coffee.
I usually have a piece of cheese cake or cupcake with coffee for dessert. In my country, the typical snacks can be things like crisps, biscuits, nuts, chocolate, pies and ice cream.
I like biscuits, crackers, chocolate cake, crisps, cake, ice cream, pie and cupcakes but I often eat fruits for dessert.
Where I live, one of the snacks is 'chè' that is often cooked with water, sugar, a kind of bean and juice of coco. ('Chè' is a Vietnamese word).
I do like sweets so much, unfortunately. Because I notice that I' really upset when there's very little sweets at home. It could be called also obsession I guess. I can't get used to reduce sugar in my menu. I very hope that it will be the case when my parental leave is over.
I like to eat crisps with every breakfast meal and also i like to eat biscuits between lectures in university because it fulfil my energy to stay focused