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 The first one that I opened was the PUNCHY PROTEIN NUTS. It came with a variety of nuts like cashews, pistachios, almonds and peanuts. This was a very typical snack and I was not really amazed. It was literally snacks that I could get in the store. However, it was free so you cant go wrong with that.
 The second snack that I was very truly excited to open was the BERRIES AND CREAM GELATO mix. This was very tasty and this small sample was not enough to fill my tummy. It had white chocolate buttons, dehydrated strawberry strips and dehydrated strawberry chunks and my most favorite were the little yogurt coated strawberry drops. It was like 5 minutes of heaven. YES, they only lasted 5 minutes. Maybe less.
 The third sample I opened was the THAI SWEET CHILI BITES. I was a little skeptical about this one because they were soy chips with a little Asian seasoning, which will be dipped in chili sauce.
I'm Asian so these were a little weird to me. Honestly, it was not a great combo and I probably wouldn't want to try these specific snacks again. Maybe a less sweet sauce would have been a better dip.
Last but not least, the SMART BLONDIE. Which for the name, I found very odd and kind of mean. ANYWAY... moving on to the snack, it was delicious. Maybe its just me or I just had a sweet tooth that day, but this was delicious. The sweetness was balanced and the coconut flakes baked inside was the topper. It was soft and moist and the crunch from the coconut flakes makes this one a go-to snack. I washed everything down with a small glass of milk and was very satisfied

Overall this was a great experience and I would LOVE to try Graze again.  It was free! I CANT COMPLAIN. Thanks Graze for the sweet awesome experience, hope to snack again with you soon, ill wait for my sister to fulfill my Graze craving.

Recently, a friend and I have stumbled upon a cute little store in Elmhurst, Queens called the Sugar Club. We looked up reviews for the store and saw that it had 3 1/2 stars out of 5. The pictures of the food looked delicious so we decided to have brunch there.

The set up of the store was a little confusing since it was a cafe/grocery store. One half of the store was set up with cute Ikea looking tables and stools and the other half had Thai snacks, desserts, and already-prepared take out food in the refrigeration section. There were two workers there who were very friendly and helped us with ordering food. 

The menu is located in front of the counter in the center of the store, is a small booklet with greatly detailed pictures of the food and drinks. We ordered a drink called the Wicked Mojito (and sadly there was no alcohol in the drink, but it was so pretty!), a small meal (that I had forgotten the name of), that had eggs and some meat, as well as the famous dessert Honey Town!

Wicked Mojito was a unique beverage. When the waitress served us our drink it was a pretty blue-purple hue, topped with mint  leaves. Once it was mixed it became a light pastel magenta color. It was a refreshing light citrus drink.