Its become somewhat a tradition or a routine that when I finish my Friday morning class, myself and a friend take a short walk to Peter's Yard. Its fast become one of my favourite places to go, and I find myself there at least once a week.



Usually I treat myself to hot chocolate, and sometimes one of their fancy pieces. I love to try out different pieces from their table full of goodness - but find myself always coming back to the vanilla and blueberry buns!





Peter's Yard has such a cool atmosphere to it. Whenever I'm there I always feel sophisticated and grown up - even bumping into some of my lectures in the queue. Their display of bakery goods and sandwiches will make your eyes water and mouth drool - its always so tempting! The staff here are delightful. They always greet us with a smile as we arrive, and always stop to chat as they deliver our drinks and food. Its this reason that I find myself returning again and again.



Today, as it was my last lecture of the semester, and we've finished all our course work, we decided to treat ourselves to one of the breakfast options. The sweet breakfast tray - the Frukostbricka (don't ask me to pronounce that!) - instantly caught my eye and I bit the bullet, ordering it straight away.
It was to die for, each component was tasty, and altogether was very filling. It also beckoned to be photographed, so I really couldn't resist adding it to today's blog post.




I can't recommend this place enough. And what's better is that if you're in a rush you can pop to their take away shop just round the corner and miss the queues, as this place is quite popular!

Love ,
Emily
xxx

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Since the weather seems to be improving up here in Aberdeen, we decided to make some coke floats, and I just thought I'd do a wee post showing the result. It was such a yummy treat on a sunny day and I thought I'd do a quick 'how to' post...

•  Look out tall glasses for the float, we prefer tall Ice Cream glasses as you get more that way

•  Look out Ice Cream to use, I think that vanilla is the best option for floats, and a fizzy juice, although coke is my favourite I've also had it with sprite and iron brew, which are tasty too

• Fill the glasses up with ice cream, we went for 1 1/2 scoops

•  Pour your fizzy juice in to the glass, I found that 1/4 of a can was plenty for this glass 

• And serve! We added a spoon and a straw so that we could get every last bit of ice cream