Mug Cakes and Crossbreeds

It was a grocery shopping morning. We are pretty healthy eaters and spend most of our time 'shopping the perimeter' of the Canadian Superstore. As you probably know, the bulk of one's items should not come from the inner aisles, but rather they should be the fresh foods that are almost always found along the outside edges of a supermarket. Today, however, I ventured through an unexplored area and discovered something new to me.

When did mug cakes become a thing? Ignoring the horrible and dangerous ingredients listed on the package, I got a single serving mug cake. It's French Vanilla and Chocolate Bits. I'm easily impressed by new and improved products. Imagine, a personal cake in just one minute! That sure sounds like a miracle and blessing from the food gods.



Of course, the Canadian Superstore in Coquitlam is prepped for the season. I liked the fact that as well as the traditional pumpkins, they also put the crossbreeds up for sale. Jay wanted a picture to send to his sisters.