TorturedBlazerFan
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@VanillaGorilla
Happy Birthday, hope you and your new wife are doing well!
Happy Birthday, hope you and your new wife are doing well!
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Happy birthday!
I got you a cheerful Democratic Socialist:
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(For other people, this should be common sense, but no politics.)
Happy Birthday!Gracias gentlemen
Aww shucksOne of my favorite posters! Happy Birthday!
Any advice for how to buy South American food?
Ask your son's girlfriend that.
She's the one who wants to know. It's not the same as Mexican food. In a bigger city, there might be a specialized grocery store, but not here.
I bet Vancouver BC would have stores. They have many Colombian restaurants.
https://www.yelp.ca/search?find_desc=colombian restaurants&find_loc=Vancouver, BC
My wife is from Venezuela, but technically she's half Colombian, as her mom is Colombian. The main Venezuelan dish is the arepa, made with a specific corn flour brand from Venezuela called Harina P.A.N. which luckily can be found at Fred Meyer. And yes lots of plantains too. But other than that I don't have too much advice to give cause yes unfortunately there aren't any dedicated Latin American stores except for Mexican stores. There is a nice food cart pod in SE Portland called Portland Mercado. I've never eaten from the Colombian food cart there (Qué Bacano) but I know the owners of the Venezuelan food cart (La Arepa) and I highly recommend it. Could maybe be cool for you to take your son and his girlfriend there when all this craziness ends.I forgot which country in South America your girlfriend is from. My son, birthday April 5, has a girlfriend from Colombia. I bought them plantains today and she is delighted to cook them. And I learned what plantains are.
Any advice for how to buy South American food?
My wife is from Venezuela, but technically she's half Colombian, as her mom is Colombian. The main Venezuelan dish is the arepa, made with a specific corn flour brand from Venezuela called Harina P.A.N. which luckily can be found at Fred Meyer. And yes lots of plantains too.
If there are no Canadians in Costco, that tells me we can't get through the border. Besides, I can't because of those 10 years in the loony asylum after the serial moderator attacker conviction, and she can't because she's on a tourist visa. My son brought her back from the U. of Malta. They are refugees from a disease travel ban.
I apologize for letting you down. I'm sure you're used to it by now though.Thought this was gonna be a thread about przybilla not this shit.
