What have you been eating today?

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Originally Posted by Barry

I have eaten baclava, but again I find them too sticky and sweet. The same with Turkish desserts, and possibly most other desserts available Muslim countries.


But to answer your question "do you think your would enjoy macedonia?" Well, I have never visited Macedonia, but have visited its neighbours: Greece, Albania, Kosova and Serbia, and Bulgaria, all of which I have enjoyed, so would most likely enjoy Macedonia.

To 'dilute' this thread drift, I can tell you the worse wine I have ever sampled was in Albania. It was indescribably bad.

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Macedonia: the Italian fruit salad... Did you not read my link, daftee?

Marco.

Can't you take a joke Marco? Yes of course I read your link; and if you had read my reply I have tasted something similar. People have different tastes in things, be it cars, watches, holiday destinations, music and food.

Sometimes you are just too literal, and your insistence that people reply to your posts is becoming tiresome.

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Originally Posted by Marco

Lol - just letting you know that it's a very popular dessert in restaurants, among Brits, so your comment about no-one having a good word to say about it is way off the mark.

Barry probably won't like it, though!:D

Marco.

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No, my comment was that I'd never heard anyone say anything nice about tiramisu... which for me is exactly on the mark - I've also never heard anyone say anything nice about Max Bygraves records, but I'm prepared to accept his fans are out there.

I can understand you defending tiramisu though, it's a bit like if someone told me David Bowie was shit.

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Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony

No, my comment was that I'd never heard anyone say anything nice about tiramisu... which for me is exactly on the mark...

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Well, you're wrong because it's a very popular dessert in Italian restaurants. TBH, I doubt you've ever had a good one. If you come round here sometime, I'll get Del to make one and bet you £20 you'll love it!

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I can understand you defending tiramisu though, it's a bit like if someone told me David Bowie was shit.

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I'm not defending Tiramisu; merely pointing out that your observation isn't factually correct.

Marco.

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Originally Posted by Barry

I have eaten baclava

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They recently banned the wearing of these in Nottingham city centre. No idea what they would taste like, probably sweaty chav.

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Originally Posted by Barry

Can't you take a joke Marco? Yes of course I read your link; and if you had read my reply I have tasted something similar. People have different tastes in things, be it cars, watches, holiday destinations, music and food.

Sometimes you are just too literal, and your instance that people reply to your posts is becoming tiresome.

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Of course I can take a joke, but there were no smileys in your post to confirm it. If I ask a question I only consider it polite to expect a reply. That's what I do. You won't need to prompt me to answer any of your questions.

Marco.

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Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony

They recently banned the wearing of these in Nottingham city centre. No idea what they would taste like, probably sweaty chav.

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:lolsign:

Marco.

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Originally Posted by Marco

Well, you're wrong because it's a very popular dessert in Italian restaurants. TBH, I doubt you've ever had a good one. If you come round here sometime, I'll get Del to make one and bet you £20 you'll love it!



I'm not defending Tiramisu; merely pointing out that your observation isn't factually correct.

Marco.

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Well that sounds like a great way to enjoy some free nosh and get paid 20 quid to lie about not enjoying it!:D Might just take you up on that.

I recall you saying you don't like porridge. TBH I doubt you've ever had porridge done right. This involves the giant oats being rolled by a mangy dog scooting across them, then brought to the boil on a wood-fired Aga mixed with full fat milk from cows grazing in that little trapezoidal field on the outskirts of Oswestry.

Thinking about it, you probably have :)

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Originally Posted by Marco

Of course I can take a joke, but there were no smileys in your post to confirm it. If I ask a question I only consider it polite to expect a reply. That's what I do. You won't need to prompt me to answer any of your questions.

Marco.

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You didn't reply to my post suggesting you and Del might be interested in reading of my travelling up and down the Dalmatian coast I posted here. Did you read it? ;)

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Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony

Well that sounds like a great way to enjoy some free nosh and get paid 20 quid to lie about not enjoying it!:D Might just take you up on that.

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We'll need to do it sometime then when I'm up for visitors:cool:

Marco.