Foodie thread...just for fun
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Re: Foodie thread...just for fun
Even simple 'Arkansas' is a challenge ... it 'should' (according to the 'rules' that we all know don't exist), be pronounced as 'Ar - kan - sas' (Kansas with an 'Ar' in front!). But it's pronounced 'Ar - kn - saw' .
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Re: Foodie thread...just for fun
I only get it once a decade or so but some on here like Maclaren's Imperial cheese in the red tub. It used to be made by Kraft but the name was only 2 hairs high on the label, as if they wanted to hide the fact, maybe to make it look less domestic.
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Trader Joe's does Dorset Coastal Cheddar. Wonderful stuff! And I'm not just saying that because I'm originally from Dorset. For me it's worth the high price and long drive to get it. I can live without almost any other foods from the U.K. but this cheese is a necessity.
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That's me too!!!
We're going out end of July, I feel like we'd been waiting forever. Then suddenly I woke up last week and I thought "Daaaaaam, it's only 12 weeks away"
Colman's mustard, Branston pickle, Lea and Perrins sauce, Lincolnshire sausages, Wiltshire ham, Somerset Cider, Cheddar cheese, Stilton cheese, Kelly's icecream, silly expensive crumbly fudge....
We're going out end of July, I feel like we'd been waiting forever. Then suddenly I woke up last week and I thought "Daaaaaam, it's only 12 weeks away"
Colman's mustard, Branston pickle, Lea and Perrins sauce, Lincolnshire sausages, Wiltshire ham, Somerset Cider, Cheddar cheese, Stilton cheese, Kelly's icecream, silly expensive crumbly fudge....