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Chalk Stripe bib apron

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Can anyone tell me where I can buy one Chalk Stripe bib apron in London?

Filipe A S

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Thanks a lot :) I've allways dreamed on having one eheh

Filipe A S

pastry student, food lover & food blogger

there's allways room for some more weight

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You might want to set your goalposts a little higher! I personally dream that I could be a professional footballer or Rock God!

"Why would we want Children? What do they know about food?"

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You might want to set your goalposts a little higher! I personally dream that I could be a professional footballer or Rock God!

Not quantity...but quality :) And chalk striped aprons have an unbeatable design!

As Mies van der Rohe used to say... "Less is more"

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Filipe A S

pastry student, food lover & food blogger

there's allways room for some more weight

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As Mies van der Rohe used to say... "Less is more"

That must be the difference between a gourmand and an architect.

I always thought more was more

Tim Hayward

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similes and metaphors, because if you're not careful, expressions like

'light as a feather' make their way into your sentences and then where are you?"

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As Mies van der Rohe used to say... "Less is more"

That must be the difference between a gourmand and an architect.

I always thought more was more

Tell that to the guy who created the "nouvelle cuisine" eheh

Filipe A S

pastry student, food lover & food blogger

there's allways room for some more weight

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