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On Friday, May 20, 2016 at 2:09:39 PM UTC-5, Animas wrote:
> > On 5/20/2016 12:28 PM, Ophelia wrote: > > >>>> Ophelia, > >>>> Imagine a boiled egg, shell removed, chopped up with a fork and mixed > >>>> with mayonaise, mustard, salt and pepper. Maybe a dash of paprika on > >>>> top. > >>>> > >>>> William > >>>> > >>>> > >>> You can't make me believe they don't have deviled eggs in > >>> Scotland and this is first time she's ever heard about them. > >> > >> well...a quick Google search reveals that deviled eggs are called > >> "stuffed eggs" in the United Kingdom. I wonder if Canadian Bacon is > >> different from American Bacon? > > > > Ahh thanks very much, William! Yes, I know stuffed eggs ![]() > > hell does it have to do with joandofnodfndofndddd???? > > > > Any chance for a dig eh? LOL pathetic ![]() > > > Boy I'll say! > > And I have never heard the term "stuffed eggs", so there is a > terminology wall between us and you. > > Don't let her try to fool you with her excuse of European/Scottish/ North America terminology is sooooo different. She has participated in more than one discussion of deviled eggs over the years. |
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