Hotpepper20000
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Those look delicious. Unfortunately they don’t ship to Canada.I found these in the Polish section of Asda. 1 g per100
https://groceries.asda.com/product/pickles/moryn-sour-gherkins/1000212268900
Maybe a local ethnic store will stock them? Is there a Polish community anywhere nearby? The other jarred salads in the range are good too. Just add that bit of variety and crunch I missThose look delicious. Unfortunately they don’t ship to Canada.
I do make my own similar to those.
I will look in to it we have a few delis around and I’ll ask about the brand.Maybe a local ethnic store will stock them? Is there a Polish community anywhere nearby? The other jarred salads in the range are good too. Just add that bit of variety and crunch I miss
I found these in the Polish section of Asda. 1 g per100
https://groceries.asda.com/product/pickles/moryn-sour-gherkins/1000212268900
The usual, sweet version is 5g per 100 so not too bad but the sour ones are an acceptable substitute imho
I wouldn't believe that part, it's salami. Which is designed to keep meat for a long while without refrigerating.Once opened eat within 3 days!!
I don’t think it would. But there are food safety regulations that require it to be printed on the package in some countries.I wouldn't believe that part, it's salami. Which is designed to keep meat for a long while without refrigerating.
How do they even manage to alter salami in such a way that it will go off in a couple of days instead of months?
Challenge acceptedWent to Lidl's this afternoon and came back with this.....
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Once opened eat within 3 days!!
it's salami.
I was in Lidl today and saw these. Didn't realise how huge it is! How does it taste?Went to Lidl's this afternoon and came back with this.....
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Once opened eat within 3 days!!
Not actually started yet, ploughing through some excess eggs at the moment.I was in Lidl today and saw these. Didn't realise how huge it is! How does it taste?
It's a bit like 350 million year old Himalayan salt, use by next Tuesday.I wouldn't believe that part, it's salami. Which is designed to keep meat for a long while without refrigerating.
How do they even manage to alter salami in such a way that it will go off in a couple of days instead of months?
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