Heineken horsepiss is what they sell us at the local Blues/Jazzfestival, because they have an exclusive contract, no other beer allowed and they take 6.50 CHF( $) for one 33cl can.
Usually i enjoy german beer and sometimes swiss beer. Grolsch i like to, but hard to get.
BTW, there is brazil guy living in the community, he holds the biggest beer business in his hands, he just bought *Inbev* last year for a few billions $.
Usually i enjoy german beer and sometimes swiss beer. Grolsch i like to, but hard to get.
BTW, there is brazil guy living in the community, he holds the biggest beer business in his hands, he just bought *Inbev* last year for a few billions $.
Oh we fight. We have been known for drunken bad behaviour for thick end of 1000 years now! Just the beer that 'refreshes the parts other beers cannot reach' is not on my list.
Brito is the Brazil guy, protégé of Jorge Paulo Lemann, a large shareholder of AB Inbev plus Zürich resident.
(afaig, Brito doesn't know the first thing about beer)
(afaig, Brito doesn't know the first thing about beer)
Yes - Wendy's, Burger King, Heinz, and Kraft, what more could you want? Me, I'm with Trump and have a hanker'n for the two Mc'fish for $5 this month.
I'm with Ken Hotte, the future president of Can inc., and I'm DIY repairing the cotton sweater that was knitted by a former live-with and never properly fit me (the sweater and the Ms.)
nah that's a bottle of stout. plus a sin to spill bottled guiness.
The canned cr*p you can throw at people tho 🙂
The canned cr*p you can throw at people tho 🙂
His business practices at Heinz have caused quite a contretemps here in Canada. For decades Heinz operated a plant in Leamington, Ontario, and the local farmers grew acres and acres of tomatoes. Last year Heinz closed the plant, throwing workers out of work and leaving farmers with fields of rotting tomatoes. So French's, a company known for cheap yellow mustard, has started making ketchup with Canadian tomatoes, and it is flying off the shelves while Heinz can't sell ketchup here at a French fry convention.
Same thing here with cider, local contracts were cancelled en mass and now apple juice comes from China in tankers. New England is famous for dozens of varieties of heritage apples.
The house I had 2003-2009 had a dozen apple trees, 10 different varieties. I miss that. But the village where brood 1 lives has a community orchard with over 100 rare varieties in. All have something supermarket apples don't...taste!
Things do change over the years, don't they?
Just yesterday my mouth was watering all day for the evening meal. It is pretty rare for me and I really look forward to it.
Spaghetti and meatballs. Yes, you read that right.
I call it spaghetti even though the pasta maker cuts the noodles square not round. You really don't notice when you're eating it like a starving piggy. So good that I take my shirt off before eating. Less soap needed at laundry time.
Just yesterday my mouth was watering all day for the evening meal. It is pretty rare for me and I really look forward to it.
Spaghetti and meatballs. Yes, you read that right.
I call it spaghetti even though the pasta maker cuts the noodles square not round. You really don't notice when you're eating it like a starving piggy. So good that I take my shirt off before eating. Less soap needed at laundry time.
Tonight: Slow roasted beef neck bones. Mmm...beef two nights in a row and it's not leftovers. That's gotta be a first in years.
Spaghetti a la Chitarra (guitar), aka tonnarelli, from the opposing Abruzzo and Lazio (Roma) regions
[a factory made pasta chitarra can be bought at cooking shops, but easy to DIY. By far the fastest way to make spaghetti, I actually prefer square over round. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJo3cxD0AuY )
Meme chose a Pittsburgh -- let's not forget the other big culprit in l'affaire Heinz -- Warren Buffett.