Comments on: 40 - Totem Foods of North America

By: oriebrobeReta

oriebrobeReta — Mon, 12 May 2008 07:34:09 +0000

Борьба мышей: Микки или Диддл?

Где-то в моде Покемоны, где-то - черепашки Ниндзя. А есть такой популярный герой - мышонок Diddl. С этим милым существом делают большие мягкие игрушки, сувениры подарки, канцтовары, товары для школы и многое другое.

Если Вы выбираете необычный подарок для своего ребенка, то лучшего, чем это существо Вам не найти.

Это что то среднее между мышонком и тушканчиком. Его имя знает любой школьник в Европе.

Это - Диддл (Diddl). Для того чтобы понять, насколько он популярен, достаточно зайти в любую школу. Вы тотчас же увидите его на всех предметах: карандашах, рюкзаках, сумках, пеналах

Всего существует около 1000 товаров, со Diddlom. Даже сами производители не могут объяснить, чем вызвана популярность Диддла.

Теперь и в Росси появился фирменный детский магазин где можно купить Товары Диддл, Diddlina, Galupy, Pimboli, Мимихоппс

By: Charlene

Charlene — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 09:16:37 +0000

Greg has a point: until I left Calgary I didn’t realize that it wasn’t common elsewhere to eat beef five days out of the week.

Then again, when beef is cheaper per pound than everything else - including beans! - you eat a lot of beef. Calgary grocery prices at Safeway are 50 to 80% higher than prices at the same store in Regina or Winnipeg.

By: Mofftrore

Mofftrore — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 20:16:43 +0000

Wow - just find this in google

thanks alot for all the info here

Br
Micielle
http://www.onpart.dk

By: dorwayday

dorwayday — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 16:08:30 +0000

Hi buddies :
I´m new to this forum, just wanted to say hello.
Bye !

Junior Guide

By: Greg Goss

Greg Goss — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 18:06:07 +0000

OK, I’m coming a year late to this weblog. Where I live (Calgary), you’ve got it displayed in the “Bison Belt”, though a friend and her boyfriend and BF’s family bagged a moose a couple of weeks ago.

But it is no longer the “Bison Belt”. Beef is a sacrament. I [heart] [alberta map] [cow horns] is almost as common a bumper sticker as hockey team stickers. No beef on the foods map. Problem with that.

Someone asked about “Mac&Cheese”. As anyone who listens to the “Barenaked Ladies” should recognize, Kraft Dinner (or just KayDee) is an icon of young urban Canadians. Definately more important than Salmon or Bison, and probably as important as maple syrup.

And someone elxe mentioned the Canuck Maritimes. The collapse of the cod fishery left at least one of our provinces as a soulless cultural black hole that is still trying to find a new identity. A friend from another was scornful of a Red Lobster “catch of the day” announcement when he was visiting Calgary — a thousand miles from any coast. A true catch of the day would always be “Rainbow”. “Which Fish” really mattered to a Haligonian. Clams? ehhh.

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Cuisine Cartography « — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 21:03:01 +0000

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By: naisioxerloro

naisioxerloro — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 14:33:42 +0000

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By: Edible Unknown : Food News - November 7th

Edible Unknown : Food News - November 7th — Thu, 08 Nov 2007 19:27:54 +0000

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By: CotadomsanynC

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