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Yeah... but on the other hand most of these guys look better with the bun
https://twistedsifter.com/2015/11/if-politicians-had-man-buns/
I'm no fan of Budweiser, but to be honest, I don't see too much difference between that and Heineken
As an aside, there are some fantastic Dutch micro-brews. This is one of the best Dutch beers I have had in the Netherlands:
That's just wrong...wrong, wrong, wrong.
Almost every single cover of a Beatles song.
People driving on their own in a car with a face mask on
Yorkshire Mouth
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Now that's just wrong!
S.
Actually, it isn’t.
The frappe was INVENTED by Nestle in Thessaloniki. And it can only be made properly with instant coffee.
Indeed. I'malso told that it is only good using the Nescafe formulation sold in Greece...
Yes, historically Danish culture was very much influenced by german culture, inluding similar foods - lots of pork, dairy products and beer. But since the middle of the last century it has, like everywhere else, been more influenced by Anglo/American culture.
Yorkshire Mouth
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I make cracking good frappes in the U.K.
I get hot very easily. I love coffee, but on the rare occasion we get a hot summer’s day in the U.K. I can’t face a hot coffee.
You're thinking of surströmming.
How does that make it any less wrong?
Tell this to the Spanish ("cafe con hielo") and Vietnamese
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Lutefisk and surströmming are both disturbing, for the longest time after moving to Sweden I suspected they were a prank played on foreigners. People actually seem to enjoy lutefisk at Christmas dinners
True story. I was out one time with the dog, and saw a young woman pull up to a stop sign. She was in the car by herself. She stopped, pulled down her mask long enough to take a big drag off a cigarette, then put her mask back in place and drove off.
Heineken has some taste, but its not great. I only drink heavy blonde beers and some white beers if its very hot. I recognize that brand by the way, I really like this one:I'm no fan of Budweiser, but to be honest, I don't see too much difference between that and Heineken
As an aside, there are some fantastic Dutch micro-brews. This is one of the best Dutch beers I have had in the Netherlands:
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https://www.brouwerijhetij.nl/ijwit-brouwerij-t-ij/
Only the latter can be used in chemical warfare.
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The last time I was in Denmark (it's been 30 years, probably), the food there was no different than in any American city--any type you wanted. Copenhagen isn't the place to sample Danish food, perhaps. The kitchen table out in the countryside would be a better sampling, I suspect.Never was in denmark, so i was qurious about food in denmark. Quick search didnt show much differences to german food? Ok, becks beer would need a líttel bit of transition, but with the rest of the food i think i could live perfectly.
I did enjoy a dish of ice cream with a cuppa on the sunny side of the Nyhavn Canal at 10 PM at midsummer. But the scenery (of the two-legged kind--long pairs of legs it must be observed) banished the taste of the food from my memory.
(Before Covid I had a Doener at least every couple of weeks when meeting church friends for a bit of Stammtisch at a German bistro near me, washed down with Kostritzer or Veltins, or maybe Dinkel Acker, depending on mood and availability.)
Rick "lovely city--I'd go back any time" Denney
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