Anonymous
Post 11/03/2018 15:34     Subject: Re:What is the most memorable thing you ate in Europe?

Went to Trump's ancestral home in Germany to go to the graveyard and look at the tombstones to settle once and for all whether Trump's family was actually "Drumpf" as I kept seeing on Facebook. While there I went to a restaurant and ordered the local specialty, saumagen, which is stuffed pig's stomach. It was memorable indeed.

Other memorable food items: chestnut soup in Austria. Wine soup in Germany. A crazy good indian meal in the old Westminster library in London. Giant plates of watermelon on the Plaka. Spargel in Netherlands and Paris. A Christmas goose in Bavaria. Pizza with creme fraiche in Paris. A McDonald's meal in Luxembourg that left me hideously ill.


Well, was it?
Anonymous
Post 11/03/2018 15:31     Subject: What is the most memorable thing you ate in Europe?

A strawberry tart in Segovia, Spain

My very first falafel in Amsterdam

Xymox
Post 11/01/2018 23:22     Subject: What is the most memorable thing you ate in Europe?

Steak frites from everywhere in Paris.
Anonymous
Post 10/30/2018 15:32     Subject: Re:What is the most memorable thing you ate in Europe?

I had pizza topped with arugula in Rome and it changed my life.
Anonymous
Post 10/29/2018 22:40     Subject: What is the most memorable thing you ate in Europe?

A dinner Greek meal i ate in Frankfurt, it was absolutely hands down one of the best meals I've ever had. In fact all the food I ate in Germany was amazing, I was very surprised. A meal I ate Paris, but only because I alone ate the same dishes as the two people at the table next to me plus dessert, they skipped dessert.
Anonymous
Post 10/28/2018 14:27     Subject: Re:What is the most memorable thing you ate in Europe?

Seconding pastries, desserts in Paris.

A fish dish I had in Rome.

Pizza at a particular restaurant in Rome. So good we ate there 3 times.

Anonymous
Post 10/28/2018 11:51     Subject: What is the most memorable thing you ate in Europe?

Went to Trump's ancestral home in Germany to go to the graveyard and look at the tombstones to settle once and for all whether Trump's family was actually "Drumpf" as I kept seeing on Facebook. While there I went to a restaurant and ordered the local specialty, saumagen, which is stuffed pig's stomach. It was memorable indeed.

Other memorable food items: chestnut soup in Austria. Wine soup in Germany. A crazy good indian meal in the old Westminster library in London. Giant plates of watermelon on the Plaka. Spargel in Netherlands and Paris. A Christmas goose in Bavaria. Pizza with creme fraiche in Paris. A McDonald's meal in Luxembourg that left me hideously ill.
Anonymous
Post 10/27/2018 18:47     Subject: What is the most memorable thing you ate in Europe?

Pear ravioli in Firenze (I would cut a bitch to go back).
Cheese fondue in Nice - we went to the coolest cheese restaurant and I am dragging my family back there next summer. Can’t wait!