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RE: Hokitika Wild Food Festival
oh thats great..the kids must've had the time of their lives... Yeah.. i am not a great fan of kiwi food either.. but that can totally be overlooked...
oh thats great..the kids must've had the time of their lives... Yeah.. i am not a great fan of kiwi food either.. but that can totally be overlooked...
It is cheaper to take take away than buy stuff at the supermarket That is why they eat so bad I think.
i used to prefer cooking my own meals.. I know its quite an Indian thing to say but.. The food seemed a bit too bland for my pallet...
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are you Indian? We love Indian food. But preparing that your self in New zealand, was sooo expensive, it was better to go and have an Indian. In England and Belgium the Indian restaurants are much better.
Yes i am Indian. Lucky for me i had carried some of the spices with me when i traveled to NZ.. so it wasnt that hard on my wallet...
We did a bbq in Pahia, and it costed as much as three days restaurant :-) only for meat and veges. I am Dutch and live in Belgium. and married to an englishman that I met in Crete hahaha :-) please too meet you.
Oh wow... Thats quite a bit... i had quite a few friends in NZ who were either hunters or farmers and knew a lot of butchers as well.. so we used to get our meat fresh or cheap most times..
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Thats great, where in Belgium do you live i was in Ghent last year visiting a friend... Its a pleasure knowing you too...
I live in Kapellen that is in between Antwerp and the Dutch border. You were very lucky with your farmer and butcher friends! :-)
Oh alright.. i had to change trains in Antwerp to get to Ghent... I sure was Lucky...dont forget my hunting friends.. hahah...