Quoting Michael Loo to Nancy Backus on 10-13-18 10:20 <=-
The stickers are no doubt mandated by the USDA orI'm sure the stickers are so that the food can be legally sold in the
somebody. The rest of it, who knows. Probably the
marketers have figured out that foreign characters
on the can signifies authenticity.
US... As to the rest, I'd be more likely to think that the can is
designed mostly to be sold to the Asian population here, with a sop to
the round eyes that might be enticed into also buying the product....
It would make sense to me to have one style can worldwide,
unless a company were truly gigantic. I'm guessing that
every element of a design has a purpose (otherwise, why
pay for more art than one has to), but what the
implication of that is I'm not sure.
Mostly wonderful, then... ;)Since she makes her compote out of drops, it was lessStill sounds rather nice... :)
pretty than tasty, and the fruit were very soft.
Well perfumed, not oversweet. Pretty balanced.
Squishy though.
I probably would have said embrace the mush - and
made a pudding or soup out of the fruit.
OK, we'll try to keep that in mind... :)If it had been a low night, I'd have asked for at leastThat wouldn't happen on a picnic night out... unless it was a week-long one... :) Maybe some visit, we can go back there and you can get yours hotter... ;)
some of the dishes to have been made natively hot and
possibly with some additional hottener on the side.
Sure thing.
The food seemed a little spicier before.
Sounds like a good idea then... ;)Gored gored I could do, once I figure out how toThat could be a fun experiment... even just for a visit... ;)
make a rancid but not too rancid niter kibbe.
There would be enough range burners for it.
And instead of using round, we might use a
tenderer (not a soft, though) cut. Rump or
shell or other sirloin comes to mind.
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