I thought we agreed that we’ll do it the “Bandit” way: I’ll drive the truck while you are in the car. We just haven’t managed to find a bride in the Netherlands, Belgium or France that would like to be kidnapped…
No, but I like to bake! The waffles are super-easy and very delicious.
Since she´ll be a runaway bride we can´t obviously pick her ahead of time. But how about @boosegoose doesn´t she get married sometime within the next days?
Meiklokje
(I’m not really sure if that was the actual name, but it had a picture of that flower on the lid. It came in 500g dark brown and white plastic pots. )
I’m in the same boat, with my former favourite spread. Coming into the supermarket one day, and they are not there any more. So I ask one of the shop assistants, and she tells me that they took them out of their program, but that there must be a few left in some bargain bin. Got the last two, and that was that. As it had been a house brand of that chain, they’re gone for good. The best dark chocolate spread in the world, and they discontinue it!
You’re lucky. They always tell me they’ve never heard of it and they never had it. Even for products they actually sell.
For example, to find the Marmite in an Albert Heijn, which I’m 99.9% sure they sell in each and every one of them, it takes an average of six employees. (I’m not even kidding, except it might be merely four or five.)
Well, she had been busying herself in that very aisle, so it might have been her area of expertise. But I wouldn’t have been surprised if she hadn’t known anything about it either.
I’ve heard that before (and I believe there’s even a picture posted somewhere around here), but I have no idea what it is and how it tastes like. Sounds a lot like a mixture of marmalade and dynamite. Or a distant relative of vegemite (Google seems to think so).
I knew that one, as my grandma’s sister emigrated to Australia after WW II. I’m not sure if I actually tried it, though. If I did, it was neither good nor bad enough to leave a lasting impression.