Situated in Las Vegas and San Francisco, Kidrobot is a creative, unique toy factory, selling upmarket plush toys and apparel, where art is brought to life. Founded in 2002, Kidrobot is renowned for its range of toys that take form of famous TV, fashion designers, illustrators and graffiti artists, as well as being a vibrant canvas for street trends and pop art.

I've been searching for a new home recently as I really want to ditch my flat and get a house next year with a garden (oh the dream!). I popped into my local ASDA the other day and fell in love with some of their home range, so I thought I would share a little wish list with you!



Pillow £7
Clock £12
Tealight holder £3
Buddha Ornament £8
Vase with flowers £12
Lamp £35
Basket £6

I love anything to do with being healthier, I feel like it's my lifelong goal, always in the back of my mind. Starting the day with a good breakfast is prime to losing weight, while giving you the energy until lunch time comes around. I'm always looking for ways to make my breakfast fun, inviting, and of course healthy, from porridge pots to a fruit bowl with yogurt.

Recently, Freedom Cereals Ltd got in touch with me, about their new product Keep Me Going, a cereal that is suitable for all the family. They were kind enough to send me a few boxes to try! Read below for some interesting information on giving yourself a healthier breakfast experience!


What is Keep Me Going Cereal?

Keep Me Going is a brand of cereal from Freedom Cereals Ltd, a small company that wants to aid the entire family (including children) to eat a healthier breakfast, cutting out all the unnecessary salts and sugars. Due to it being healthier than Special K and your average instant porridge, Keep My Going has 8 times less salt; 60% less sugar; twice the fibre; and a low Gi, making this an all-round healthier option!

This Cereal is great for the entire family, especially children, as I feel that child obesity is becoming an underlying problem that will effect the next generation. Freedom Cereals Ltd has a cool concept to entice its younger audience, with collectable trading cards inside each box, each card has a country flag and on the reverse is some cool facts about the country, where you can rank each country in order of population. For some extra fun, the flap on the pack of cereal contains a hidden code which, if cracked, takes you to an off-menu page on the website with lots more information to endeavour!

Freedom Cereal have put a lot of effort into their brand, making it clear that they want to encourage a healthier lifestyle by starting the day off in the best way, without tones of sugar and salt. At the moment, the cereal can only be purchased via Ocado, however I have been informed that it will become available in some major supermarkets in the coming future!

Freedom Cereal are also bringing out a new range called Keep Me Strong, to aid you when working out, giving you all the nutrients you need! So keep an eye out on their website!

How does it taste?

I have eaten my bowls of Keep Me Going with semi skimmed milk, the look of the cereal isn't the most appealing, but to make the cereal fun, I would probably recommend adding some chopped fruit. The cereal tastes a little like Sherddies, its easy to eat and doesn't really taste of anything. The puff pouches have air inside of them, which means there is no added flavour (and no added nasties).

The flavour-less cereal doesn't exactly bother me, as I hate sweet things early in the morning, and this is a nice 'get up and go' type of cereal. I'm going to start adding this cereal into my little fruit bowls I make for work, as a dry snack on the go!

Why not check out Freedom Cereal on Twitter or Facebook? Or buy a box from Ocado for only £2.65!

Have you tried Keep Me Going? What's your favourite cereal?



*this post is sponsored by Freedom Cereals ltd

Day time face wash by Witch 

Night time conditioning cleanser by Superdrug 

Wow. This cake is truly godsend.

Today I went into the Bullring & bagged myself this big beaut. It's a carrot cake cupcake in big form! I'm not too sure of the name of the bakery, but it's located on the very bottom floor opposite Fossil :)

(p.s this cake had to be eaten in two sittings)

Forget train rides and the window seat on an aeroplane, it's time for the cable car to get all the attention. Cable cars are available almost everywhere, with 360 amazing views. I've put together some cool views that you can experience in a cable car..

Hong Kong 

Barcelona, Spain

French Alps  

Switzerland 

Dubrovnik, Croatia 

Cozy condo in Dubrovnik city center [View home]

SWEET LITTLE SPACE in Dubrovnik [View home]

Villa Maslina - GreenGold in Dubrovnik [View home]

Rooms Adria House Dubrovnik [View home]

Lacroma Studio 1 [View home]

Before I became a vegetarian (many, many moons ago) I use to have beef burgers every week (sometimes twice) thats how much I LOVED them..

Since I'm trying my very best to control my intake of food (as I'm writing this I'm literally eating a massive bag of crisps!) I've been more conscious of how many calories I intake each day. I've started using My Fitness Pal again, but I'm trying to take it more seriously. So, this weekend I made myself a Quorn burger with side veg thats super quick to make, sooo delicious & low in calories.

This is a great option for any vegie, but if you love meat & want to have a break from it, try this burger - I promise you'll love it.

Join me on My Fitness Pal here

Neapolitan Riviera, Italy

Sorrento - [Image Source]

Ruins of Pompeii - [Image Source] Los Angeles, USA  Visiting America is a dream of mine, I think its because England is always flourished with films and entertainment from the USA and I feel I've seen it all on TV, but I'd love to actually see it. Los Angeles if full of movie sets and busy city life, on the other hand it has beaches and a laid back attitude. I really want to try some fine America food & shop around LA. Apparently, LA is full of Vegan restaurants, which is fab news. Of course, LA has Universal Studios, and I would LOVE to go there to see the Harry Potter world.

Hollywood Sign - [Image Source]

LA Bridge Paris, France I slightly remember going to France when I was in school, but it hasn't implanted a good enough memory, so I'd love to go back! I obviously want to see the Eiffel tower, but I also want to see the city, the shops and restaurants. I would love to go on a romantic city break where I have a picnic at Luxembourg Gardens then head to the Notre Dame Cathedral to see some Gargoyles.