The world
is all set with lot of excitement and enthusiasm. The football fever is
definitely going to rise in these coming days; restaurants and mamak stall have
turned to a mini stadium, the once peaceful and serene homes have become a gathering
place, hosting friends and families from afar and some offices have set up
large screens to cater to the football frenzy staff – all for the reason to
scream, applaud and cheer for their favorite team.
This year,
who will be crowned as the champion in FIFA football world cup?
While we
are on the football marathon, no doubt to say, snacks do elevate the whole experience,
coupled with some drinks and accompanied by awesome friends. I don’t fancy
watching football but I truly like the idea of getting and snacking together
and cheer for whichever team that I like. The joy when my favorite team scores
a goal is unexplainable.
When
watching FIFA World Cup, it is best when you have all these on the table
instead of the usual potato chips and fish crackers.
Siu Kai Yek, Wo Zhong Yi Sek (BBQ
Chicken Wings, I like to it) ..
Just
get as many Siu Kai Yek as you want and it will surely finish by the time the football
match ends.
Egg
tarts
What
about pastries? Go to your favorite stall and get a dozen of egg tarts – best
to share with a group of your friends and at the same time, enjoying the flaky
skin. Just make sure that you don’t get yourself choke when you are burst with joy after seeing your favorite team wins the match.
Pan Fried Dumplings
Hot and savory! Dip in a pool of vinegar and just put it in your mouth. This is enough to keep you awake throughout the night.
Hot and savory! Dip in a pool of vinegar and just put it in your mouth. This is enough to keep you awake throughout the night.
There are
other snacks which you can opt for but the above list is some of the
recommended snacks; it’s not too heavy and it’s good for sharing with a group
of friends.
Happy
watching and enjoy having your snacks!
By the way, there are two matches tonight – will Brazil win over Belgium? How about Uruguay and
France? Hmm, let’s see…
Cheers, Foodiestravel
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