American ethnic food supermarket section
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Reminds me of one of the times the wife visited me when I was still in the UK. Took her to Sainsbury's which she liked but was amused by the American food section which was essentially just Tex/mex rubbish.
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No Chips Ahoy!?
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Originally Posted by Octang Frye
(Post 8652595)
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And what about French Fries and English Muffins, where are they?
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Haute cuisine.
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Originally Posted by sir_eccles
(Post 8652603)
Reminds me of one of the times the wife visited me when I was still in the UK. Took her to Sainsbury's which she liked but was amused by the American food section which was essentially just Tex/mex rubbish.
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Originally Posted by ironporer
(Post 8652651)
No Velveeta? Mon dieu...how can you make anything American without Velveeta???
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On one of my trips to Istanbul, we went to a "supermarket" grocery store. They had a package of something called "American salad", which turned out to be what we Americans call "potato salad". I just got a kick out of Turks calling it "American salad", as if we Americans don't eat green tossed salads!
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Where's the peanut butter and jelly?
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Originally Posted by Noorah101
(Post 8654613)
On one of my trips to Istanbul, we went to a "supermarket" grocery store. They had a package of something called "American salad", which turned out to be what we Americans call "potato salad". I just got a kick out of Turks calling it "American salad", as if we Americans don't eat green tossed salads!
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Originally Posted by Octang Frye
(Post 8654672)
Tossed salads. Unfortunately, that term has taken on another meaning.
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Originally Posted by Octang Frye
(Post 8652595)
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i always wonder when i see the british sections. Yes i recognise the cadburys biscuits and typhoo, cross and blackwell etc but there are also several brands of stuff i NEVER ever saw before .
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Originally Posted by kimilseung
(Post 8655597)
It Alexanderplatz, any food is luxury in Alexanderplatz to them with memories that go back, ..... hang on a minute ..... the wall has been down 21 years now. There are adults, born after the wall came down. I feel old, very old.
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