SC - Anthro and cooking

[Varju at aol.com]

In a message dated 8/29/1999 6:31:33 PM Mountain Daylight Time, 
stefan at texas.net writes:

<< Ok, how about the reverse? I am familar with peanut butter and it is 
generally
 not a favorite food of mine. What is this Nutella? >>

Very sweet chocolate/hazelnut spread for bread.  Good if you like that 
combination of flavors.

And it was really hard to explain to the other Americans what Nutella was the 
first time they encountered it at the store while I was in Hungary.  Most of 
them were hooked on it by the time they left, thought.

While I was in Hungary, one of the guys returned from a trip to Budapest with 
a box of Kellog's Cornflakes.  We gathered in his room with bowls and milk 
and enjoyed a bit of homesickness.  A few of the Hungarians tried them and 
were totally unimpressed.  Once we could find the store he bought them at 
every one of us would stop by to see what new stock they had when we were in 
Budapest.  The owner did actually order peanut butter in for us, which we 
were kind enough to share and even found a couple of Hungariana who had 
gotten hooked on peanut butter when they were in the US.  Thew rest weren't 
too sure about it. . .

Noemi

PS It is easy to get Nutella here as well which is sorta odd considering how 
hard it is to find a lo of "unusual" foodstuffs usually. . .
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