Food in South Africa and Botswana

Aunt Sheri, Grandma, and Bryce have asked about the food...

Here's what we're gonna do: Every once in a while, we're going to have a post about food. The food will be from best to worst. At the start, we'll have a rating for each country:

• Delicioso (IT'S ALL MINE!)!
• Yummy (yummy food)
• Kinda (some food's good, some's bad)
• Gross (not very good)
• Barfiful (DO...NOT...EAT...[person dies])

Overall rating:  Kinda...

The nummy foods.

The South Africans love barbeque ("Braii"), so we've had a lot of grilled beef, pork, lamb, etc. We even each got an entire T-bone steak! The meals on safaris have been really good except for the breakfast on our walking safari. It wasn't bad food, we just had it after we got halfway done with the walk!

The other best food is the pancakes, but they're not really pancakes! We went to the Old Baobab restaurant, and they had the most delicious crepes ever!

Alex (Doodles) loves the homemade ginger ale (an ice cream float is called a 'fluff').

What else we've been eating

Alex got a bunch o' different types of meat. They apparently all tasted the same, but I didn't want to eat the awesome animals. 

I feel like the only food we get to eat is peanut butter sandwiches and granola (and some fruit). Luckily, we had a little meat, oatmeal, and Frosties (frosted flakes).

Dad took over for a sec: "Alex's real source of protein every day.  Yum Yum!"

Worst food so far!

We didn't get to try Chick-Pop... Wait... Is that Chick-fil-A?

Everybody (except me 'cause I know it's bad) tried Marmite. I'm pretty sure they all exploded into a green goo.

Wimpy's is... *sob*... AWFUL! This gets a barfiful rating all by itself! The first time we went there, Dad ordered everybody cream soda. That's the stuff in the pic, by the way. The hamburgers were all gross, so I barely ate anything that day. Lucky for me the dessert waffles (which we had for dinner) and Chai tea lattes were yummy, but we had to eat a not-so-good breakfast more than a few times.