Europeans have discovered Ranch Dressing.
They're even getting in trouble for trying to take it home in their carry-on luggage.
I want them to become familiar with another term, for when they get home:
"First fix is free."
Europeans have discovered Ranch Dressing.
They're even getting in trouble for trying to take it home in their carry-on luggage.
I want them to become familiar with another term, for when they get home:
"First fix is free."
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I wonder if anybody has told them about the powdered herbs and spices mix that they can make their own with?
ReplyDeleteThat makes me wonder if buttermilk is readily available in Europe. Their dairy laws are so different from ours it's possible you can't get it there.
DeleteI dimly remember sour cream being forbidden in one place we stopped.