anybody tried sending by post (dried fish from the Philippines)?
thanx
anybody tried sending by post (dried fish from the Philippines)?
thanx
You're allowed to personally bring back (or receive through the post) up to 20kg of dried fish.
Thank u terpe, 20 kilos mmm neighbor wont be very happy..
Excellent!..I love dried fish!Originally Posted by Terpe
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my dad sent me 2 kilos of dried fish the other day,, i can't wait for it to arrive..
''The grass may be greener on the other side of the fence but there still gonna beon it''
Is this really true that we can bring dried fish? My husband keep telling me not allowed... If it is I'm going to ask my sister to send me by post....
yeah.. using philpost coz lbc and dhl refused to post it.. my dad paid 2k plus for 2 kilos of dried fish.Is this really true that we can bring dried fish? My husband keep telling me not allowed... If it is I'm going to ask my sister to send me by post....
''The grass may be greener on the other side of the fence but there still gonna be
If I got tried fish through the post i,d write on the package RETURN TO SENDERI have already told my girlfriend she won,t be cooking it in my house thats for sure lol
If I got tried fish through the post i,d write on the package RETURN TO SENDERmy husband hates the smell of dried fish. Even our neighbour close his windows and doors when i'm cooking it..
''The grass may be greener on the other side of the fence but there still gonna be
It is the most revolting smell I have ever experienced (with ref to food) but I suppose it depends on if you grow up with it or not, it's what you get used to Bhem!
You've obviously not had the pleasure of smelling durian fruit then
Yeah,, nicest smell for me.. it reminds me of my life before and it makes me feel like i'm home.
''The grass may be greener on the other side of the fence but there still gonna be
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