Sorry guys!
I did not mean to suggest backwardness at all. Forgive me if that is what it sounded like, I am sorry.
It is just the haggis food is sheep and for the most part here there is not a lot of sheep or lamb products in the stores. As a matter of fact, it may have to be special ordered as I have never seen it in the market. Like Goose. They usually do not have that. Sometimes duck but not often where I am anyway-- so I wondered if your country had a bounty of chickens and cows.
Did not mean to suggest backward, just different places have different things.
No, I figured your place is rich in history and a feeling of community which sometimes we lack in the states. Here you can see many cities with very NEW buildings. No personality or maturity, IMO. I would like to walk where people have walked and lived -- and gazed at the stars for centuries. I think it would have a truly deep connecting feeling with the past.
I hope progress has not ruined the gorgeous history of your land. I can live without McDonalds.
Do you have any fruits that are just from your region? Any dishes perhaps I can try to make here?
I told you I eat a lot of fresh foods as I like it for a healthy heart etc. Here in the states, some areas do not have stores that sell a large variety of fruits. My mother-in-law has a heart problem and I looked up a bunch of good things for her to eat. She has never even heard of a papaya. I thought she was mistaken and called the stores in her state to get her a variety of fresh holistic foods... She was correct. The markets did not sell berries, papaya, cherries, kiwis, etc. The market in her home in Iowa only carried cantaloupe, apples and oranges.
She also needs low salt foods and I asked if they had Weight Watchers brand salad dressing and the like, and they did not carry it. So, here it depends on which state you visit.
Here is a quesstion, just for fun, what do you all usually have for a breakfast?
Here it can be a muffin
Cereal
Eggs and toast
Omelet
And things like that...
I have always thought a European breakfast as a roll and fruit with juice.
http://www.ochef.com/22.htm
I am just interested to get a feel for the country.
So far, it seems the people are very warm. The landside is fabulous, they all like haggis, and even though it is unattractive, it tastes great.... How am I doing?
But'n'ben
Well he does seem mischievous! SMILE! I am still very glad you found all of that for me! Thank you so much!
I did not mean to suggest backwardness at all. Forgive me if that is what it sounded like, I am sorry.
It is just the haggis food is sheep and for the most part here there is not a lot of sheep or lamb products in the stores. As a matter of fact, it may have to be special ordered as I have never seen it in the market. Like Goose. They usually do not have that. Sometimes duck but not often where I am anyway-- so I wondered if your country had a bounty of chickens and cows.
Did not mean to suggest backward, just different places have different things.
No, I figured your place is rich in history and a feeling of community which sometimes we lack in the states. Here you can see many cities with very NEW buildings. No personality or maturity, IMO. I would like to walk where people have walked and lived -- and gazed at the stars for centuries. I think it would have a truly deep connecting feeling with the past.
I hope progress has not ruined the gorgeous history of your land. I can live without McDonalds.
Do you have any fruits that are just from your region? Any dishes perhaps I can try to make here?
I told you I eat a lot of fresh foods as I like it for a healthy heart etc. Here in the states, some areas do not have stores that sell a large variety of fruits. My mother-in-law has a heart problem and I looked up a bunch of good things for her to eat. She has never even heard of a papaya. I thought she was mistaken and called the stores in her state to get her a variety of fresh holistic foods... She was correct. The markets did not sell berries, papaya, cherries, kiwis, etc. The market in her home in Iowa only carried cantaloupe, apples and oranges.
She also needs low salt foods and I asked if they had Weight Watchers brand salad dressing and the like, and they did not carry it. So, here it depends on which state you visit.
Here is a quesstion, just for fun, what do you all usually have for a breakfast?
Here it can be a muffin
Cereal
Eggs and toast
Omelet
And things like that...
I have always thought a European breakfast as a roll and fruit with juice.
http://www.ochef.com/22.htm
I am just interested to get a feel for the country.
So far, it seems the people are very warm. The landside is fabulous, they all like haggis, and even though it is unattractive, it tastes great.... How am I doing?
But'n'ben
Well he does seem mischievous! SMILE! I am still very glad you found all of that for me! Thank you so much!
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