Can I bring anything?

flemflam · Post by **flemflam** » Wed 27th Jan 2010 10:34 pm

Yo... Is there anything I could bring from the USA that Dutch people might like? I'm wondering? Legal stuff

Kingdoc · Post by **Kingdoc** » Wed 27th Jan 2010 11:02 pm

Yourself & more importantly an open mind

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Ash333 · Post by **Ash333** » Thu 28th Jan 2010 11:06 pm

double stuf oreo's - we don't get em in europe. and duty free

DC · Post by DC » Thu 28th Jan 2010 11:09 pm

George Bush's head on a plate.

Sir Niall of Essex-sire · Thu 28th Jan 2010 11:30 pm

DC wrote:George Bush's head on a plate.

Yankist.

DC · Post by DC » Thu 28th Jan 2010 11:46 pm

Hey, who you callin a yankist, he's bringin it for the Dutch, they like bitterballen and one form of deep fried mush is just like any other.

Sir Niall of Essex-sire · Thu 28th Jan 2010 11:52 pm

While that is the case. Is it not a little strange for a Belfast native to rip others for their food. Afterall Belfast is home to the Ulster Fry, the only country whos managed to make the British Fry up more unhealthy?

DC · Post by DC » Fri 29th Jan 2010 12:28 am

Yeah, but I thought I'd escaped that heart attack, until I came here. Plus, there's no such thing as a 'British' fry, if it aint got potato and soda bread with it...it aint worth talking about. So it's either an Ulster fry, or as the other half of the country like to call it....a fry!. Black pudding...pfft!.

Sir Niall of Essex-sire · Fri 29th Jan 2010 09:21 am

DC wrote:Yeah, but I thought I'd escaped that heart attack, until I came here. Plus, there's no such thing as a 'British' fry, if it aint got potato and soda bread with it...it aint worth talking about. So it's either an Ulster fry, or as the other half of the country like to call it....a fry!. Black pudding...pfft!.

Soda Bread, thats a bit too healthy for my fry-up, replace it with a fried slice. I was under the impression when i ordered my first Ulster Fry, in Bangor, that a general recipie was whatever the English put on theirs, double the amount. I was disappointed at the lack of black pudding though. Nothing says good morning like pigs fat soaked in blood and then fried.

hippy_man99 · Post by **hippy_man99** » Fri 29th Jan 2010 01:06 pm

reeses....

I can't find that shit ANYWHERE in the netherlands.... and I love my peanutbutter candy!

Jasmeena · Post by **Jasmeena** » Fri 29th Jan 2010 03:12 pm

hippy_man99 wrote:reeses....

I can't find that shit ANYWHERE in the netherlands.... and I love my peanutbutter candy!

Ditto cups! mmmmm

Cisco · Post by **Cisco** » Fri 29th Jan 2010 03:58 pm

You can get reeses cups at Schipol !

at the International food market place

DC · Post by DC » Fri 29th Jan 2010 04:34 pm

Sir Niall of Essex-sire wrote:
DC wrote:Yeah, but I thought I'd escaped that heart attack, until I came here. Plus, there's no such thing as a 'British' fry, if it aint got potato and soda bread with it...it aint worth talking about. So it's either an Ulster fry, or as the other half of the country like to call it....a fry!. Black pudding...pfft!.
Soda Bread, thats a bit too healthy for my fry-up, replace it with a fried slice. I was under the impression when i ordered my first Ulster Fry, in Bangor, that a general recipie was whatever the English put on theirs, double the amount. I was disappointed at the lack of black pudding though. Nothing says good morning like pigs fat soaked in blood and then fried.

Ingredients to an Uls..erm...a fry.
Sausages fried.
Bacon fried
Eggs fried.
Potato bread fried.
Soda bread..erm..fried.
Normal bread fried.
..and if ya wanna get 'fancy', some fried mushrooms and baked beans..not fried. Black and white pudding however, like wearing tadpole filled wellies....is just wrong!. Oi! Hill! NOO!!.

Toker70 · Post by **Toker70** » Fri 29th Jan 2010 08:16 pm

DC wrote:
Sir Niall of Essex-sire wrote:
DC wrote:Yeah, but I thought I'd escaped that heart attack, until I came here. Plus, there's no such thing as a 'British' fry, if it aint got potato and soda bread with it...it aint worth talking about. So it's either an Ulster fry, or as the other half of the country like to call it....a fry!. Black pudding...pfft!.
Soda Bread, thats a bit too healthy for my fry-up, replace it with a fried slice. I was under the impression when i ordered my first Ulster Fry, in Bangor, that a general recipie was whatever the English put on theirs, double the amount. I was disappointed at the lack of black pudding though. Nothing says good morning like pigs fat soaked in blood and then fried.
Ingredients to an Uls..erm...a fry.
Sausages fried.
Bacon fried
Eggs fried.
Potato bread fried.
Soda bread..erm..fried.
Normal bread fried.
..and if ya wanna get 'fancy', some fried mushrooms and baked beans..not fried. Black and white pudding however, like wearing tadpole filled wellies....is just wrong!. Oi! Hill! NOO!!.

No way dude you gotta have the pudding,mushies and beans you could also throw on a burger or two if your feeling really healthy.....chips anyone

DC · Post by DC » Fri 29th Jan 2010 08:22 pm

Y'know, I just knew one of you southeners were gonna give it the pudding speech.

Chips?, only if somebody else is makin the fry.