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RE: The Lady's Cheesy Mac
7/31/2010 10:43:54 PM

When I read the articles, blogs and posts that come to me from the US and Canada I'm always amazed how difficult it still is for you to get things like specialist italian cheese etc.

Here in the UK most of us are within 30 miles of a city or 50 from a large city. Because of the big population per square mile we have a greater chance of having a mix of races and cultures near to us. Although this has changed our traditional patterns it has widened our horizons to.

I forget that so much good food has come out of Europe and that we are, although a group of islands here in the UK, part of Europe.

I will; try to share some stuff with you but realise that with your bigger distances and social/racial mixes it is not obvious that a certain item will be available to you.

There is no doubt that within your borders it is possible to get even more variety than us but often only in dense urban areas.

it is so exciting though to share.

I had never tasted pumpkin pie till I came to the US.

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RE: The Lady's Cheesy Mac
8/11/2010 10:34:59 PM
Hi Roger,

Thanks for you post. I live in a rural area of the midwest in northcentral Indiana, so there are no large grocery stores right in my area. Even in larger cities up to an hour away there are not many specialty items. I imagine Indianapolis groceries have more of a selection but are about an hour and a half away so I never shop for groceries there. Lafayette, which is close to an hour from us, is the home of Purdue University, with a diverse culture. I imagine there are more specialty groceries there, but I am not familiar with them.

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RE: The Lady's Cheesy Mac
8/11/2010 10:38:53 PM
Hi Roger,

I make homemade applesauce that can be eaten cold or warmed up. I just cut up apples into smaller chunks, add some cinnamon, add enough water to keep them from burning, then cook them in a pan on low heat until tender. I love them fixed this way. You can add sugar or honey to the mixture if you want, but I like them just the way nature made them.

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RE: The Lady's Cheesy Mac
8/11/2010 10:40:13 PM
Oh Sara, you don't look or sound old at all!

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RE: The Lady's Cheesy Mac
8/11/2010 10:42:08 PM
Myrna,

Thank you for the hint of substitutes for milk for those of us who are lactose tolerant. I cannot tolerate milk or soy, but I just tried the almond milk and am very pleased. It tastes good and I did not have a problem digesting it. I haven't tried rice milk yet.

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