jmp Weird Enough

 I'd enjoyed light meals yesterday, eating only at 7:30 a.m. (Sardines on Toast); and at 6:30 p.m. ( Steamed Fish and Potatoes)


By about 10:30 p.m. I was peckish. ready for a snack.


But how to snack

No peanuts in the house; no potato chips; no smelly breath Doritos.

Nowt (as they say in Yorkshire) nowt to snack on.


If necessity is the mother of invention.  Of course a snack is no necessity.

Nevertheless I invented.  Granola can be munched as is, but if bathed in milk or half and half it slides down with ease.

Trouble is that I had only enough half and half for my morning coffee.

Here comes the weird bit.  I drenched the Granola with Gatorade; let it rest and then enjoyed it.

I doubt if Granola with Gatorade will appear on the menu at your local diner.  But yes, I ENJOYED IT!


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