Thread: a cook book with international equivalents
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Old 05-09-2010, 01:05 AM   #2
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what a good idea! I have hosted a bunch of different exchange students over the years, and the frustration that ensues when a kid cannot tell you what a certain food is...welll... you can imagine. there were several stumbling blocks, but when a Dutch girl I had wanted a stew with "swedes" in it, I about went nuts trying to figure out what they were!
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