British Meats.
Re: British Meats.
Many business owners realize they are training their next competitor. It's called capitalism. It's called business. Deal with it.
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I agree with Vlad too, but opening a competing shop nearby is not so bad, considering that opening one next door is more usual here.Satiated Parrot wrote: ↑Sun Sep 03, 2017 9:04 pm Good God, I agree with vlad. Though if true, opening a competing shop right nearby is a bit unprofessional.
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I have set up a place here in Cambodia, now being self taught.......
So yesterday I came up with a new dish for the menu................................
Pork marinated 12 hours in honey. Can be served with a combination of vegetables.
Chocolate cake accompanied with a light yogurt with honey, and a small shot of Tennessee whisky.
A good French wine to wash down. Yummy.........................................................................
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Superb presentation. Congratulations.
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Are those Brussels Sprouts? Where did you get them? I've only ever seen them sold at extortionate prices around Xmas.
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Re: British Meats.
Yes they certainly are Sir. Imports via France to Thailand to Cambodia. I am sorry to say tinned version! So I tried them "excellent".John Bingham wrote: ↑Tue Oct 03, 2017 8:25 pm Are those Brussels Sprouts? Where did you get them? I've only ever seen them sold at extortionate prices around Xmas.
I went back to the shop a bought the entire stock! 4 tins.
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You can get frozen Brussels sprouts in some supermarkets, no where near as good as fresh, but they gotta be better than tinned ones!
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Oh yeah. Whee is this bar of yours then?
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I do agree with you! Fresh is always better. But this tin version from France is good.
Always "hope" but never "expect".
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You asked me before! Koh Kong.
All member are welcome.
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