Certain colors have been utilized in English to symbolize particular emotions or reactions or flavors. I discovered in Finland that green food color indicates pear. In the USA that color indicates lime or mint or pistachio. The various colors

Maria Conlon wibbled Back to "half terms": "They happen in October, February and May..." brings up yet another question. If those months are ... assume there is a lengthy break at Christmastime, as well? Why does that not stand

1. What specifically British products do you find in supermarkets in your country? I am already aware that "le Christmas ... Pudding? Can you get Haggis? Scotch Broth? Eccles cakes? Scones? Clotted cream from Cornwall? What else British do

"richard.chambers7" (Email Removed) ha scritto nel messaggio Over the last 30 years or so, British tastes in food have become increasingly cosmopolitan as far as Europe is ... decide to buy some) to tell you what I think of it. Richard

1. What specifically British products do you find in supermarkets in your country? I am already aware that "le Christmas ... Cornwall? What else British do you find? (I am not interested in drinks, such as Whiskey, in the present context).

Over the last 30 years or so, British tastes in food have become increasingly cosmopolitan as far as Europe is concerned. My local supermarket routinely sells croissants and pain de compagne from France, excellent potato bread from Ireland (just