[Culturechat] Food, etc

[Amy Gillin]

<br><br><br>Miss G
Of course, this is why an apartment is so great!  I don't mind a few lengthy 
meals; in fact, they can be quite enjoyable, but I also enjoy just eating 
some ripe tomatoes and Serra cheese with crusty bread at a late dinner in 
Sintra or making some Alpler macaroonen (sp?) in Switzerland.  It's a relief 
not to have to order and wait around sometimes, especially when travelling 
alone.  (And I have to admit that I usually hit McDonald's at least once any 
time I'm in Europe:  I can still get their old-style fried apple pies there. 
  Decadent!)


>From: "philip king" <jane@mc.net>
>To: "Culturechat" <culturechat@untours.com>
>Subject: Re: [Culturechat] Food, etc
>Date: Thu, 1 Nov 2001 12:28:40 -0600
>
>I think I must be a prime example of what has been called the "American"
>attitude toward food and eating.  I don't enjoy a gourmet meal any more 
>than
>a sandwich, and I could name probably a thousand things I would rather do
>(note I said "rather", not "have to") than spend three hours at a meal.  Of
>course, I *do* spend the time when social or cultural situations seem to
>require it, but I don't like it!  Am I the only oddball in the group?
>
>Jane
>
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