What are you craving?
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Bruschetta and I just remembered that I have half a baguette in my freezer so I will make some later.
Am craving vegan sushi.
Right now. Well, actually most of the time.
Cucumber, radish, natto, avocado, shiso leaves, watercress, inari, carrots, smoked tofu, asparagus, mushrooms ....
Some ideas: MARISA BAGGETT » Vegan Sushi
Best regards,
Andreas
Right now. Well, actually most of the time.
Cucumber, radish, natto, avocado, shiso leaves, watercress, inari, carrots, smoked tofu, asparagus, mushrooms ....
Some ideas: MARISA BAGGETT » Vegan Sushi
Best regards,
Andreas
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I've never had the above. I don't think that salty and spicy liquorice wouldn't be quite my cup of tea.
Australian liquorice isn't really liquorice and I don't know why it is called so.
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That looks really interesting, Shyvas!
(Now I am craving Australian liquorice, too).
I checked and I found that it is actually for sale online in Malaysia.
However, the price for one 8-ounce-bag is about 20 USD, which sounds a bit excessive, considering that Amazon offers a pack of 8 bags for that price
But, you should try the Dutch salty licquorice!
(Now I am craving Australian liquorice, too).
I checked and I found that it is actually for sale online in Malaysia.
However, the price for one 8-ounce-bag is about 20 USD, which sounds a bit excessive, considering that Amazon offers a pack of 8 bags for that price
But, you should try the Dutch salty licquorice!
That looks really interesting, Shyvas!
(Now I am craving Australian liquorice, too).
I checked and I found that it is actually for sale online in Malaysia.
However, the price for one 8-ounce-bag is about 20 USD, which sounds a bit excessive, considering that Amazon offers a pack of 8 bags for that price
But, you should try the Dutch salty licquorice!
If you're ever in the UK, Canada or US you can buy it in most supermarkets and home good stores.
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