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.
Should be sesame. Eat sesame black icecream on Saturday in a Japanese restaurant in Germany.
So, did anybody among you have mostarda on their Christmas table?
I didn’t, I’m saving it for the New Year’s Day…
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.
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.
What does it means?
I assume it involves food ingredients that don’t fit properly together …
It means someone who’s a fan of Britain (or British way of life). (I am an x-phile )
Had I known you back then I had asked for your advice, but what was I to do?
Oh, yes!
Hmmm…
OH, I got it! Thanks
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.