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Comment by Ian Mason on February 19, 2013 at 4:20pm Some of the Danish licorice is very salty - it's called "saltlakrids". And there's even a "salmiak" variety that, I believe, tastes like ammonia. Can't stand licorice at any price. Chocolate is the true food of the gods.
I don't know the Scandinavian licorice - is it as salty as the Dutch licorice? Most people hate it. Try some if you ever land at Schiphol.
Comment by The Flying Atheist on February 19, 2013 at 9:17am Chris, I'm glad to hear to didn't give up licorice. I sure love that Scandinavian licorice!
Comment by Idaho Spud on February 19, 2013 at 9:14am Chris, I like your way of thinking.
Don't be afraid of the veggieburgers, Ruth, you'll die anyway. When I look back on all my bad habits in the last 50 years the veggieburgers won't kill me. Up till now I kicked smoking, junk food, drinking more than 2 glasses of alcohol, carbo hydrates, almost kicked eating salty liquorice - but I still live in a rather traffic polluted street and I'm even starting a vegetable garden here four floors above the traffic. I refuse to be too precise; it makes life unpleasant.
Comment by Ian Mason on February 18, 2013 at 11:54pm Patricia, that's hilarious.
Ruth, hope your brain comes back tanned and rested.
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Comment by Ruth Anthony-Gardner on February 18, 2013 at 6:35pm Guess I prefer different music than you do, Napoleon. I found Iggy Pop new values lyrics too Dominator for my taste.
Tea and telly sounds cozy for a cold Denmark evening, Ian.
I used to enjoy veggie burgers, Chris. Then Is read that they were processed in a way to possibly have neurotoxic hexane residue. Now I'm afraid to eat them.
My brain is on holiday this evening. Bye all.
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Comment by Ian Mason on February 18, 2013 at 10:55am Thanks, TFA. It's a cold evening in Denmark so tea and telly is on the agenda. Hope the beans and burger taste good Chris.
Have a really nice whatever-the-time-is all.
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