British food?

[stevewool]

Does toast count?

[Ako Si Jamie]

Does toast count?

Have you ever noticed when you return from the Phils how much basic food like toast gets appreciated more?

[Arthur Little]

Have you ever noticed when you return from the Phils how much basic food like toast gets appreciated more?

... definitely!

[Ako Si Jamie]

... definitely!

I've eaten toast a few times over there usually for breakfast on request but I remember buying some bread and making some toast when we had access to the hotel's cooking facilities in Boracay. It just doesn't taste quite the same though as the 'butter' I've always had tastes like ice-cream.

[imagine]

I've eaten toast a few times over there usually for breakfast on request but I remember buying some bread and making some toast when we had access to the hotel's cooking facilities in Boracay. It just doesn't taste quite the same though as the 'butter' I've always had tastes like ice-cream.

I manage to get some nice butter here, including, on occasion, Lurpak

[Terpe]

I've eaten toast a few times over there usually for breakfast on request but I remember buying some bread and making some toast when we had access to the hotel's cooking facilities in Boracay. It just doesn't taste quite the same though as the 'butter' I've always had tastes like ice-cream.

It's probably difficult when you're on hols but we have a few great French bakery outlets and as for butter, Lurpak is easily available, even the Lurpak spreadable.
Found a number of places for great marmalade too.