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Khandro | 23:00 Sat 22nd Feb 2025 | Food & Drink
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Isn't it all rubbish?                                                                      I inadvertently bought a jar of Greek gherkins which were soft, no crunch and bland. The best gherkins are Polish which have some crunch and an immediate slightly sharp sour taste which dissolves into an milder almost sweet aftertaste, traditionally in eastern Europe taken with a shot of vodka.

As I dumped them onto the compost I thought how disappointingly poor all Greek food is. The wine is undrinkable, Greek olives are second rate to Spanish and they even have the temerity to open restaurants.

Does anyone like this muck?    

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webbo. I don't think British 'Indian food', no matter if it's cooked by Indians (mostly Pakistanis) or Brits has much in common with the food in India - have you ever been there?

Most Indians eat very little meat, very many non at all.

 

What about English wine? Expensive and not very good.

 

I do webbo.

drmorgans...Cornwall produces some excellent wine.

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