Wednesday, September 11, 2013

The Complementary Cinema Indulgences




Here are some of my favourite movie complementaries! A good movie viewing experience has to incorporate at least one of these in my opinion. Put away the popcorn, upgrade to a warm and classier, almost/meal-like indulgence! This list is more tailored to a gold class or home cinema viewing experience, however, bonus points if you can sneak the hot food into a regular cinema without getting caught! Warning this post may tease an empty stomach!


MnMs
choc centred with a crispy colourful shell! A bag of these go down well.. just be careful not to leave them in your hand for too long... colourful hands!




Boysenberry Choc Top
I love ice cream! It would have to be one of my favourite sweets and I always look forward to my choc top  or drumstick when watching a movie. So yum!!!



Chips & Twisties
Try mixing them up in a bowl! I recommend plain chips and the traditional cheese flavoured Twisties! When I was little I used to always have a bowl of the two mixed up and it overrides popcorn ANYDAY!



Nachos
Feeling a little bit like a meal? Add some mince meat and have the altimate mexican nachos with melted cheese, glacamole, salsa (hot for the chilli lovers), sour cream and of course corn chips or Doritos!


Wedges
Wedges and sour cream are always nice, better than the hot chips and sauce experience.



Roasted Potatoes with Herbs
Roasted potato pieces with herbs are a classier version of the wedges and complimented by a nice glass of wine will make your home viewing a little more classy!




A Cocktail or glass of Wine
Drink time! Soft drink can leave you a bit gasy but you need a nice drink to sip along with your hot meal. Why not have a Cocktail or glass of wine! Just don't get too tipsy.. especially if you are watching a movie like Inception with tangents and story lines and worlds happening all at once, you don't want to be too intoxicated and add extra storylines and worlds to the movie! A glass of bubbly can always make a movie funnier than expected.

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