Oh, HOW Western Eating Habits Have Changed!

[Arthur Little]

Sorry Arthur I cannot see Michael's comment, so I cannot agree or disagree with it.

You were right then, Steve. Clearly, Michael hadn't seen this thread at the time it was posted ... but he has since. And his reply - as I'd anticipated - is in line with what he'd mentioned in #77 of the 'Cost of Living' discussion raised by yourself.

http://filipinaroses.com/showthread....t=#post5733711

[stevewool]

You were right then, Steve. Clearly, Michael hadn't seen this thread at the time it was posted ... but he has since. And his reply - as I'd anticipated - is in line with what he'd mentioned in #77 of the 'Cost of Living' discussion raised by yourself.

http://filipinaroses.com/showthread....t=#post5733711

Well after his reading of this thread indeed Michael has made his comment.
And i dont think its any surprise of his answer.
It just goes to show that eating the same things for over 60 to 70+ years ago is fine for a few , but that few is indeed a very small minority.
There is just so much out there that we could try and could like too.
But in my other thread i mentioned that some folk will not because of things that happened to them or there family ie the war, dont buy anything French or German and they did not.