My coffee shop always offers a regional blend every morning, like Sumatran or Guatemalan. It's always awkward to walk in and say, "Can I have a small Guatemalan, please?"
Vanda: It's the Hungarian food store on Norwich Market (store number 160) and is a regular stop on my Saurday shopping trail. I'm determined to try everything in there to see if I like it and I've loved it all so far.
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160 what?
Metres? Steps? Minutes?
Is this an age? an address?
A hungarian puzzle?
I love street signs. :)
Aha, Kate …
If you want to know what it means you have to follow the advice on the sign and go take a look.
I did …
Hmmmm.
My coffee shop always offers a regional blend every morning, like Sumatran or Guatemalan. It's always awkward to walk in and say, "Can I have a small Guatemalan, please?"
Hee hee, Robyn.
"I'll have a small, skinny Sumatran, please."
Do we get to choose from 160 Hungarians lined up?
No such luck I'm afraid, Lynn.
How about 160 varieties of paprika?
Yum!
Now you're talking!
Goulash? 160 kinds?
Suddenly, I have hunger-arian.
Cynthia: That would be quite a culinary challenge, but a delicious one.
Katherine: Hee hee hee.
Is that a sign pointing toward a Hungarian "House of Sin?" Just 160 euros.
Afraid not, Mark.
It's much nicer than that and I for one will keep going back for more.
Ooh, maybe they're selling Magyaros tojasos krumplipure!!
Mmmmmmm … That's my very favourite way of cooking mash. Woohoo!
HUNGarian? Interesting . . . ;-)
I might have known … hee hee.
I'll try anything once!
One should always look before trying. :)
As a Hungarian, I approve this message.
Neetzy: An excellent philosophy.
Mme: Hee hee.
Vanda: It's the Hungarian food store on Norwich Market (store number 160) and is a regular stop on my Saurday shopping trail.
I'm determined to try everything in there to see if I like it and I've loved it all so far.
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