Oh yes-I also miss the ones they had in Germany-every day at the little imbiss right outside of the Mainz Hauptbahnhof I would buy a variant with the consistency of a soft pretzle, slathered with homemade butter and farmer kase-decadent!
But I can’t throw stones at a fresh Krispy Kreme either. Decisions, decisions….
If I brought back any food from a trip (even the orange from the tree that frightened Cuddles when we were in Puerto Rico), I hid it well in my clothes. Nobody takes MY stuff!
Zaamis over 11 years ago
Oh yes-I also miss the ones they had in Germany-every day at the little imbiss right outside of the Mainz Hauptbahnhof I would buy a variant with the consistency of a soft pretzle, slathered with homemade butter and farmer kase-decadent!
But I can’t throw stones at a fresh Krispy Kreme either. Decisions, decisions….
hildigunnurr Premium Member over 11 years ago
Prosciutto – and yes it is worth it :)
patty1955 Premium Member over 11 years ago
Customs “confiscated” our prosciutto, salami and cheese when we came back from Italy. I’m guessing they had a good lunch that day.
listmom over 11 years ago
I was a bit surprised to see that her prosciutto made it through customs. They usually don’t allow meat through.
jonnijones over 11 years ago
Oh, I imagine Lulu remembers what a soft touch they are.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member over 11 years ago
Not necessarily. Depends on the cat. Mine are very loving.
Dr Lou Premium Member over 11 years ago
Every kiss begins with Italian prosciutto….which would still be better than blood diamonds. Of course, tropical fish don’t care about either one!
vldazzle over 11 years ago
If I brought back any food from a trip (even the orange from the tree that frightened Cuddles when we were in Puerto Rico), I hid it well in my clothes. Nobody takes MY stuff!
burleigh2 over 11 years ago
Or in the US, it’s just called “ham” and it sells for $2-3 per lb. ;-)
LindainOregon over 11 years ago
Claire knows her cat’s love language!
Nicholas Taylor over 11 years ago
that’s so sad