@actionabe and @othermichael: It's WAR!

Think it’s more to do with the processing of the cherries maybe? There’s supposed to be a big diff between wet and dry-hulled coffee, you got that monsooned stuff as well that has an effect on the flavour, too.

ETA: Supposedly a difference. I’ll take their word for it. My coffee comes out of a jar, rather than a rats bum.

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I prefer my olives in the front. Seriously though at a small Greek market I couldn’t resist sampling so much at the olive bar they told me the next time I came in they’d weigh me on the way in and on the way out and charge me the difference.

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Olive thin crust pizza, but I don’t necessarily relish catchup on my dog.

Oh, and relish is an abomination, unless it is made out of olives

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Production, production, production. Are you going to crawl around the leaf litter of a tropical forest floor looking for cat poop or are you going to keep them in a cage where you can scoop it up each day?

But you can get really good free range chicken. It all depends what you choose to keep in a cage.

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Bernard, laverne and professor edison.

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Brie is only for French breads, overpriced water crackers and baking.
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You could at least not use a picture of fake water biscuits!

I come from Carlisle, we take pride in Carrs.

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Obligatory:


And there’s a hidden bonus: Tombstone brand pizzas use every part of the horse.

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Are you talking about olive salad? And who do I have to murder to get a good muffuletta roll on the East Coast, outside of Louisiana, anyway?

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McVitie’s!!! Didn’t know they also made Carr’s water biscuits.

Yes, I order digestives online for home delivery. Tea isn’t the same without them, no matter where in the world you are.

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If only we could work out a BBS snack and booze exchange. We could keep a lot of people very happy.

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QFT. An Iced VoVo or TimTam is great for a fling, but a McVitie’s Digestive completes tea.

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something similar was tried but never got momentum

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Says the guy who received the most recent exchange gift of all!!

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: D

but still, outside of the original cabal no one picked up the idea

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I applaud the idea wholeheartedly, but I don’t have anything particularly interesting to offer. Any L.A.-native foodstuffs unavailable elsewhere are guaranteed to not travel well (plus I have famously bad taste), and unless I built bespoke Little Free Libraries for people, I wouldn’t have much in the way of Personally Handcrafted to offer. (And I haven’t even had time to make a new one for my new house yet.)

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Yep. I don’t make anything.

I’d be happy to receive, but have nothing to reciprocate with…

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It’s a neat idea. Not sure I’d be happy with that much trust and shipping costs would make the whole thing a bit too much for me, but I like the idea.
Dead-tree-style postcards? Cheap and creative, (draw your own or find a weird or local one, doodles, quotes etc on the back), easy to ship, less chance of drama with local customs, import taxes etc.

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shipping the cake ingredients from EU to US was more expensive than the content - but it was worth it, the images of the prepared cakes made me glee with joy

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