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Props from Saveur
- Pretty cool...
where are you?!
Posted by: Courtney | 2009.09.10 at 04:26 PM
Which road are you on?
Posted by: Meili | 2009.09.10 at 04:46 PM
two thumbs up...especially for having the hi chew. my sister's in love with the honeydew flavor.
Posted by: sara | 2009.09.11 at 06:41 AM
you need shrimp chips!
Posted by: sc | 2009.09.11 at 07:26 PM
I-15. Wish I could say I was on some exotic tropical highway in southern China on my way to Thailand. Now THAT'S a road trip.
For anyone who's curious, Las Vegas is mighty surprising off of the strip. Especially if you dig any sort of Asian food and the nightlife...
And, Sara, your sister would be correct -- always have some sort of Hi Chew along for the journey. Honeydew flavor alone is worth taking another road trip.
Posted by: vanessa | 2009.09.16 at 11:20 AM