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I realise that I am way behind in the egg bleed stakes, but it was a good breakfast. The smoked salmon was my own though.
 
Windigo said:
Vanilla quark with amaretti biscuits from a bakery I got delivered yesterday . There's blueberries underneath.
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I spent quite a lot of time (working) in Den Haag, Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Callantsoog/Den Helder and breakfast always appeared to consist of cheese and ham. Admittedly that was 40 years ago!
 
Yorky said:
I spent quite a lot of time (working) in Den Haag, Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Callantsoog/Den Helder and breakfast always appeared to consist of cheese and ham. Admittedly that was 40 years ago!
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I know nobody who eats that way honestly, not even my grandmother.

Traditional breakfast includes cheese and ham, but also has a boiled egg, breakfast cake and jam with a diverse amount of rolls and tea or coffee. Or it would be porridge with fruit or syrup.

Modern breakfast is often muesli or granola with fruit and yoghurt, a sandwich or indeed porridge. Tea and coffee or juice served with it. Hummus is one of the most popular toppings for bread these days, though of course cheese remains popular.
 
Yorky said:
I believe that our nearest McDonald's is 200 km away; two provinces. We are restricted from travelling between provinces at the present time. I suppose that we shall have to suffer.
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The nearest place where I can buy McGarrett's mustard powder is virtually next door to that McDonald's. And I'm almost out!

Now that IS serious!
 
Yorky said:
The nearest place where I can buy McGarrett's mustard powder is virtually next door to that McDonald's. And I'm almost out!

Now that IS serious!
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A while ago I bought this Asian mustard powder expecting something different from Coleman's English. In fact, I can barely tell the difference. If anything its a bit hotter. I was wondering if you might be able to get it in Thailand. S & B are a Japanese company.

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morning glory said:
A while ago I bought this Asian mustard powder expecting something different from Coleman's English. In fact, I can barely tell the difference. If anything its a bit hotter. I was wondering if you might be able to get it in Thailand. S & B are a Japanese company.
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I haven't seen that one. We do have wasabi powder in small cans like that though. The McGarrett's that I buy comes in 450 gm packs.

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Yorky said:
I spent quite a lot of time (working) in Den Haag, Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Callantsoog/Den Helder and breakfast always appeared to consist of cheese and ham. Admittedly that was 40 years ago!
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I had a customer from hokitika about 30 years ago lived in a caravan that was parked up. He said he lived on saveloys ( kiwi thing red dyed sausage with spices) boiled up in the jug for three days then the next night he had saveloy soup from the jug. He got a gold claim and made a fortune, nice guy and well deserved. We still laugh about it now. He has a flash house now.

Russ
 
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