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Osee Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary
delicious food! artichokes?
Are aritchokes common food in North American? How to eat them?
BTW, there seems no forum on this website for discussing everyday life of English-spoken countries, huh?
BTW, there seems no forum on this website for discussing everyday life of English-spoken countries, huh?
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Hi, That's an interesting comment about discussing such differences. You might post such queries in the Forum area called Cultural Anecdotes, Similarities and Differences. Anyway, wherever you post them, people may be interested enough to answer you.
- Hi, That's an interesting comment about discussing such differences.
- You might post such queries in the Forum area called Cultural Anecdotes, Similarities and Differences.
- Anyway, wherever you post them, people may be interested enough to answer you.
- I don't know much about artichokes, except that I almost never eat them.
- I don't remember the last occasion.
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Hi,
That's an interesting comment about discussing such differences. You might post such queries in the Forum area called Cultural Anecdotes, Similarities and Differences.
Anyway, wherever you post them, people may be interested enough to answer you.
I don't
That's an interesting comment about discussing such differences. You might post such queries in the Forum area called Cultural Anecdotes, Similarities and Differences.
Anyway, wherever you post them, people may be interested enough to answer you.
I don't
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You can buy them in just about any grocery store where I live, but I don't care for them very much. They are a nuisance to prepare - you have to snip off the spiny ends, and the only way they taste decent is with melted butter, which makes them not exactly health food. My ex used to like them, but I haven't had one since we separated over six years ago.
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