The last of the egg cabbage

The last of the egg cabbage

I didn't want to cook for breakfast with oil to wash dishes because the boss didn't know he was late for school, and he didn't want to get mad! But yesterday I ate bun eggs, I didn't want to have any more in the fridge today, and she came to the kitchen last Saturday for breakfast, and she complained about noodles and "noodles again" and I didn't have that much patience to make you eat noodles and wash dishes! I ate a bowl, added a little more, and then I finished the rest of the pot, and then I asked if I had any
♪ Oyster ♪

♪ Oyster ♪

oysters are of high nutritional value. oysters are fat and smooth, tastes good, nutritious, and have " bottom milk & quot; and beauty. it was analysed that dry oysters contained 45% - 57% protein, 7% - 11% fat and 19% - 38% liver sugar. in addition, it contains a variety of vitamins and nutrients such as calcium, phosphorus, iron and zinc. the calcium content is close to one times that of milk and the iron content is 21 times that of milk, which is a precious food for diet and disease control。