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liuzhou

liuzhou

I don’t know what’s happening. In the last couple of weeks, things have been going wrong.

 

First I cooked some black boletes. I’ve been doing this for years and always bought them from the same seller. About half an hour later, I started shouting for Hughie*. Since then I can’t even look at a picture of the things without feeling distinctly nauseous.

 

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Things went downhill from there. A few days later I discovered my local donkey meat supplier has ceased doing their wonderful ‘donkey burgers’.

 

I can still find the meat, but I liked the convenience of just ordering them online and waiting 30 minutes for them to be delivered. Anyway, I kind find the bread they used anywhere.

 

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The it got much worse. For unknown reasons my favourite Portuguese canned sardines have disappeared from China! I used to bulk buy them, but now I’m down to my last two cans.

In fact, ALL European sardines have disappeared except Porthos brand which I don't know.

 

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It’s the end of civilisation!

 

* A Scottish phrase attributed to my old friend Billy Connolly meaning to projectile vomit. A fine example of onomatopœia.

As can been seen here. You may need an interpreter – this was recorded in Scotland.

 

Billy Connolly _ Two Scotsmen in Rome - YouTube

 

 

liuzhou

liuzhou

I don’t know what’s happening. In the last couple of weeks, things have been going wrong.

 

First I cooked some black boletes. I’ve been doing this for years and always bought them from the same seller. About half an hour later, I started shouting for Hughie*. Since then I can’t even look at a picture of the things without feeling distinctly nauseous.

 

_20230504131952.thumb.jpg.b6c893fe50f5bbdabce7fb93b7548999.jpg.4ba9ccdaa194affbc6e28dea5db8b396.jpg

 

Things went downhill from there. A few days later I discovered my local donkey meat supplier has ceased doing their wonderful ‘donkey burgers’.

 

I can still find the meat, but I liked the convenience of just ordering them online and waiting 30 minutes for them to be delivered. Anyway, I kind find the bread they used anywhere.

 

Donkey4.jpg.b2a7b9ff7950da8aafc5e12585baa269.thumb.jpg.297844d6ce380a3d4cfa0a1bf6efc241.jpg

 

The it got much worse. For unknown reasons my favourite Portuguese canned sardines have disappeared from China! I used to bulk buy them, but now I’m down to my last two cans.

 

portuguesesardines2.thumb.jpg.1ccfdd2b7eb175aca4b7642d4b891963.jpg

 

It’s the end of civilisation!

 

* A Scottish phrase attributed to my old friend Billy Connolly meaning to projectile vomit. A fine example of onomatopœia.

As can been seen here. You may need an interpreter – this was recorded in Scotland.

 

Billy Connolly _ Two Scotsmen in Rome - YouTube

 

 

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