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**Gskdmidd** · 01-28-2008, 02:43 PM

Ooops... A comment from a friend about this made me think ...and just for clarification 'alive-thingies' does not mean that I am a cannibal! It was meant as an antonym to dead food which in this case I called pretzels and other times some other junk-food. It just means I like more natural food, what God created.

Pretzels are indeed dead.... I think it's the salt on them that make them tasty.

One thing I used to love when I was younger was a swedish delicacy -I use this word reluctantly. Fillets of raw fish that have been rolled and then pickled or something. They are called roll-mops. I eagerly tried to find some in Australia, but they, like so many other lovely and unusual things have disappeared from the shops.

As a compensation though, there are lots of unusual and exotic fruits that are imported from Asia. AND the juice bars are wonderful. Wish we had some of them here.

01-28-2008, 02:43 PM	#19
Gskdmidd Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 531 Senior Member	Ooops... A comment from a friend about this made me think ...and just for clarification 'alive-thingies' does not mean that I am a cannibal! It was meant as an antonym to dead food which in this case I called pretzels and other times some other junk-food. It just means I like more natural food, what God created. Pretzels are indeed dead.... I think it's the salt on them that make them tasty. One thing I used to love when I was younger was a swedish delicacy -I use this word reluctantly. Fillets of raw fish that have been rolled and then pickled or something. They are called roll-mops. I eagerly tried to find some in Australia, but they, like so many other lovely and unusual things have disappeared from the shops. As a compensation though, there are lots of unusual and exotic fruits that are imported from Asia. AND the juice bars are wonderful. Wish we had some of them here.
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