Introducing the New Suzuki Alto K10

Suzuki Motor Company, the company known for creating quality compact cars with a reasonable price tag has introduced its newest addition to its arsenal. The Suzuki Alto K10.

The first generation Suzuki Alto was released in 1979 and now on its 7th generation they have certainly established their name to be one of the most  fuel efficiency, low priced vehicles out there in the market without sacrificing its quality.

President of Suzuki Motors Satoshi Uchida explained that the Suzuki Alto K10 comes packed with the K10B, 1.0 liter, DOHC 12-valve gasoline engine with direct ignition and timing chain.  It also comes with a 5-speed manual trasmission, electronic power steering, front power windows, power door locks, quality audio system, and safety features for its passenger making it a model fit for everyone. Though I was only able to see 2 colors variations, the  Suzuki Alto K10 is available in Silky Silver, Dazzling Red and Sunlight Copper Metallic. The current retail price for the model is 439,000 php.

President Satoshi Uchida and Managing Director Catalina Calderon

The GoGirl Dancers showcasing the new Suzuki Alto K10

The Suzuki Motor Company has reassured its presence in automobile market by introducing their latest model the Suzuki Alto K10 and this might be their ticket to make that Winning Goal.

Sophia's Ice Cream Peanut Milk Ice Cream Bar

Due the heat of the summer, we had to fill our freezer with so many frozen treats.  One of them is Sophie's Peanut Milk Ice Cream Bar.  It sounded unique and interesting so we bought it from a small taiwanese grocery store.

When I took my first bite of the crunchy peanut milk shell, I instantly recalled the taste of peanut butter.  But peanut milk is as thick and heavy as peanut butter.  It was lighter and creamier.  It also had peanut chunks in it.  It was good. 

Inside the peanut milk shell is the vanilla filling.  The vanilla wasn't sweet.  It wasn't bland either.  It was just right.  Although it was not the best vanilla ice cream I've tried either.