EATS: Subway's Cookies

After we ended class a few days ago, I was so exhausted because of P.E... I needed energy, I need sugar!

What I thought was for me to get a cookie in a Subway restaurant near the Skanstull station, so I went and bought some with my friends Gloria and Shriya.

White Chocolate Macadamia

I interviewed Shriya on my Thoughts for Travelling segment. CLICK HERE to go to it. Gloria's interview will come up tomorrow!

We bought three cookies (1 cookie = SEK 10, 3 cookies = SEK 25). I got the White Chocolate Macadamia, Shriya got the Double Chocolate Chunk and Gloria got the Chocolate M&M's or something.

Chocolate M&M's

Double Chocolate Chunk

Chocolate Chip Chunk

Shriya said that her's was very good, because of the chocolate chips, chocolate cookie and the melted chocolate on top (Way to go Shriya. You got diabetes now.). She passed me and Gloria some crumbs (!) so that we could taste her cookie. It was burnt.

Gloria said that her cookie was fine, but based from her facial expression I think she wanted more. More M&M's.

My cookie was the best. I like how it was crunchy because of the Macadamias but at the same time chewy. I LOVE CHEWY COOKIES! I wouldn't say this was the best cookie I have ever eaten, but it is one of my favorite ones.

• One day later... 

So I found out that I could get another free cookie from Subway if I go to their website and fill out a survey form. I filled out the survey form online and I went there the next day to get my cookie. 

Only Linh and my sister came with me to Subway, though. We chose to get the original cookies, the Chocolate Chip Chunk, and it was good. It was chewy again, but nothing can seriously beat the cookie I had.

Note: There was some debate about the "free cookie after you take the survey" from the cashier and another staff member, but I did get a free cookie.

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Subway Ringvagen
Near Skanstull Tunnelbana Station


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SWEDEN: Facts & Stuff {Part 2}

I present to you a new series! Sweden: Facts & Stuff, where I share (amusing?) true facts about Sweden!

Part One of SWEDEN: FACTS & STUFF is here!

Sweden: Facts & Stuff {Part 2}


1: Daycare cost is based on your total family income, with a government imposed maximum fee.

2: The sun rises at 3.30 in the morning in summer, and it sets at 3.30 in the afternoon in winter.

3: You can take a sick leave if you are ill during your vacation.

4: In the field of technological advancement, Sweden ranks second, just after Finland.

5: The Stockholm Globe Arena {Globen}is the world's largest hemispherical building, with a diameter of 110 meters and an inner height of eighty-five meters.

6: As of 2006, Sweden has been the most generous country in the world in regarding and giving aid to poor countries. It is the only nation where donations exceed 1% of the total GDP.

7: Privacy is taken very seriously that putting up video cameras in laundry rooms to catch vandals is illegal.

8: All non-military property that is not fenced in, or is not a farm or someone's personal garden is open to anyone for hiking through or camping for a single night.

9: Sweden is set to become the first country in the world to phase out petrol for biofuel.

10: As of late 2012, Sweden had obtained 30 Nobel prizes (which includes 5 Peace Prizes). This is the fifth highest number of laureates in the world.

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Hope you learned something, again!

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