I haven't found them in Australia either, apparently you can get them in a
store somewhere in Sydney, but it is a 2-3 hr drive from here for me with
the traffic, so I have learned to make my own, melt some chocolate into
one of those make at home chocolate trays, swirl it around, I do one cup
at a
Yes, please relax. The chances of being involved in a terrorist attack are
very small. The chances of being murdered are very small. The chances of
being in a car accident are quite high.
By their very nature, terrorists aren't recognisable - your next door
neighbour could be a terrorist and
A lacemaker in Australia has asked me to try to locate her cousin, Ann
Durant, who is a lacemaker and believed to be in the Nottingham area.
If she is a member of this list or known to anyone, I would appreciate is
she would get in touch.
Thanks
Pat Hallam
Nottingham, UK
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I know that Woolworths in the UK has sold these things at some point,
certainly when I was younger. At the time it was probably the only
chocolate-y thing I didn't like :o) In London there's also a couple of
shops that import American and Canadian foods so if you find one of the
shops you
At 01:20 AM 7/14/2005 -0400, Joy Beeson wrote:
At 09:58 PM 7/13/05 +0800, Jenny Brandis wrote:
Has anyone else noticed that when we talk of stalkers we call them
he ?
Which is proper English grammar for a person of unknown sex.
Ah but who says us Australians speak proper English?
Hello Helene,
While there are some Americans who fry a great deal of
their food, others do not. Having eaten among
friends, I have seen both. American dinners are quite
often baked in ovens.
As for myself, I only fry eggrolls, which I make a few
times per year. Because they are more work to
not quite the same, but a reasonable substitute.
The trick to make them taste more like a reeses is to add some peanut butter
in with the melted chocolate. This changes the consistency slightly and
makes the chocolate a bit softer like a reeses. There is a good recipe at
Yummy, thanks Kim.
Lynn in Wollongong Australia
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I know that Woolworths in the UK has sold these things at some point,
Avital,
amazed to find something in Israel that's not in the UK, but my English DH
says
he's never seen Reese's there
Apparently my daughter's American work
i'm not paranoid about it. there are about 3000 or more people with my
exact name all over the united states. i also did what another arachne
member did and put my last name in where it kept printing up in my
email. i had no idea my last name came up everytime i sent an email.
but it would not
On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 16:45:53 -0400, Joy wrote:
At 12:09 AM 7/13/05 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There was much more sugar in it, . . .
*More* sugar than American peanut butter? GAAAH
The amount of sugar in peanut butter must vary by brand. The ones I buy in
UK contain no sugar or
On Thu, 14 Jul 2005 19:49:20 +0100, Jane wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Helen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
I know that Woolworths in the UK has sold these things at some point,
Avital,
amazed to find something in Israel that's not in the UK, but my English DH
says
he's never seen Reese's
forgot not to hit reply, so ignore the personal email.
that must be quick jelly!lol. i'll have to try it.
--- Bev Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone, and susan, who wrote about fried green tomatoes -
these arent' in abundance where I am (I'm lucky if I get a single
uncooked
From: J.O.
THREE THINGS TO THINK ABOUT IN 2005: COWS, CONSTITUTION, AND THE
TEN COMMANDMENTS.
COWS
Is it just me, or does anyone else find it amazing that our government
can track a cow born in Canada almost three years ago, right to the
stall where she sleeps in the state
of Washington. And
I can - almost - hear my own mother; could never win an argument with
her, either... :)
From: C.B.2
Daughter: Hi Mom. Can I leave the kids with you tonight?
Jewish Mother: You're going out?
D: Yes.
J M: With whom?
D: With a friend.
J M: I don't know why you left your husband. He is such a
Thank you to my American secret pal for the parcel arrived yesterday - two
books; tea/coffee; beads; bobbins - too much!! Thank you.
Win
in sunny but cold Tasmania
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On Jul 13, 2005, at 16:45, Joy Beeson wrote:
*More* sugar than American peanut butter? GAAAH!
Yesterday I went up and down the bread aisle muttering
If I wanted to to eat cake, I'd buy cake!
*Everything* in America has sugar in it.
Including *pickles* :) I buy pickled herring (can't find
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