Strange food you should really give a try

So, did you ever try the Casu Marzu?

No, I haven’t.

In my region there are many cheese types.
But i think one of the most typical cheese here is the “Bagoss”.

Let’s see if non-Italians will get this extremely subtle hint about what that implies…


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I’ve eaten it and I liked it a lot, I find it quite tasty.

Bread with charcoal, on the other hand, has no particular flavor. The charcoal itself doesn’t attribute to the bread any special taste.

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Should be sesame. Eat sesame black icecream on Saturday in a Japanese restaurant in Germany. :sweat_smile:

So, did anybody among you have mostarda on their Christmas table? :blush:

I didn’t, I’m saving it for the New Year’s Day…

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Nope! I had some caviar though.

Post a pic of the mostarda when you have it!

Not this year, not even the jam on cheese. Strange…

I had the saddest Christmas ever.

I mean, when on the 26th you weigh LESS than what you did on the 24th…

…or here.

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This lighting speed cross thread travelling is making my head feel dizzy. :dizzy_face:

No joke. By age 12 I was already such a britphile that I wished for an english breakfast for my birthday. I don´t remember much what it included. I think there was a special jam and corned beef was involved, too. That same year we traveled to London for a week.

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What does it means?

I assume it involves food ingredients that don’t fit properly together …

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:face_with_raised_eyebrow:

It means someone who’s a fan of Britain (or British way of life). (I am an x-phile :smile: )

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Had I known you back then I had asked for your advice, but what was I to do? :man_shrugging:

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Oh, yes!

Hmmm…

immagine

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OH, I got it! Thanks

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Hey I even got that!

Otherwise, I don´t speak italian.

Babe-de-buube? I don´t have a moustache, maybe that´s my problem.

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