candy from the hidden city
May. 27th, 2003 02:38 pmOn several occasions I have come across this candy, called "Surreals." They tend to turn up as a single bag on the shelf in less-traveled Miami drugstores, and I always buy them, because they are odd, but quite tasty. (They are kind of like a round Kit-Kat. with chocolate and wafers mixed in together.)

So I decide to look them up, and of course they are from a Brazilian company, Garoto. I guess they don't have much US market penetration, since their website is only available in Portuguese. But thanks to the miracle of Google I can read the site in a strange, surreal translation.
"Surreal Peanut. It tries this newness!"
In other news, the rain has begun again, and I grow sleepy.

So I decide to look them up, and of course they are from a Brazilian company, Garoto. I guess they don't have much US market penetration, since their website is only available in Portuguese. But thanks to the miracle of Google I can read the site in a strange, surreal translation.
"Surreal Peanut. It tries this newness!"
In other news, the rain has begun again, and I grow sleepy.
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Date: 2003-05-27 12:03 pm (UTC)That type of program you and its love go to make in the day of the boyfriends?
A romantic comedy in the cinema, one supper the light of candles and, finally, a gotten passionate kiss.
A well agitated exit: if to amuse until high hours of the dawn, without repentances.
To be in house, only vocĂȘs two, using to advantage the comfort of the home to change many affections.
I think I understand the first and third ones, but I'm not quite sure what to make of the second!
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Date: 2003-05-27 12:15 pm (UTC)Re:
Date: 2003-05-27 12:16 pm (UTC)I think the 2nd one means an exciting night out, laugnig and dancing without a care.
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Date: 2003-05-27 01:30 pm (UTC)