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Are you ready to elevate your beverage game? Dive into the world of Honey Bee Basil Seed Flavored drinks and taste the difference!

Carmina was shopping at Suisun Seafood Center to pick up ingredients for a dish requested by a family member. As soon as she walked into the store, she noticed a variety of beverages and spotted her favorite basil seed drinks . Although she had never tried that brand before, she decided to give it a shot since they had watermelon and mango flavors.  Here are the description and ingredients. Honey Bee Basil Seed Watermelon Flavor costs $1.59, while the Mango Flavor is $1.75, excluding sales tax. Carmina has always enjoyed basil seed drinks but had never come across watermelon and mango flavors before. They’re not too sweet and are refreshingly perfect for a hot day. NOT SPONSORED. Check out the video @ Carmina Lifestyle YouTube Channel  and click on the subscribe and thank you for the support.

Difference From Any Other Country

Summer in the Philippines is almost starting and people are planning their vacation even if we still have the coronavirus. Us Filipino love to travel when we have a chance too and travel with families, friends or meet a new friend there are always a lot of opportunity for someone like us to travel within our reach. Living in the Philippines even if you earn less of the value of any other country, we still have time to travel even if it means not leaving our country. We can travel just few hours to visit a new destination just to take a break from the real world we sometimes plan ahead or sometimes it is just last minute. No matter what we have time to explore rather than always working hard and staying at the office. Some people even bring their work as they still enjoy the beach scenery. There is a difference from the life in the United States and the Philippines we are carefree people and you will notice people living in the United States they come home and go ...

Lent Season

Easter is approaching and here in the Philippines they are very religious they obey the rule no meat on every Friday. These are the food not allowed to be eaten during this time: Chicken Beef Lamb Pork Ham Food allowed to be eaten: Vegetables Fruits Fish Egg Milk Grains The only ones who are allowed to eat meat are the seniors and those who do not believe in that kind of superstition. Restaurant provides meals for a limit time offer for example at Mc Donald’s they offer breaded fish and chips a part of their meal. Some Filipino people believe when Good Friday comes they are not allowed to go to work they will just pray and attend mass at the Catholic Church. Some people put them on a restriction to remove something they common daily routine during lent season for example: No Facebook  No Drinking. No Junk Food No Smoking They try to remove something they often do that it will be difficult for them to remove this way during lent season...