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A little tale of Zazzles. Yesterday Ellen heard his distinct let me in call but couldn't find him.We don't let the cats use the front door because the road is a few feet way but that's where he was sitting on the doorstep. She let him in and he walked right passed us and out through the back window. The crafty little devil fancied a short cut.
My daughter works in a hotel and as the town is a jumping off point for the Lake District at a fraction of the cost they get guests from all over the world. Different customs and manners of course. She tells me the Japanese are by far the most polite.
To me one of the strangest requests that she gets are from some people who want a full English breakfast without meat although not the Japanese they try everything with gusto ( No Max gusto is not a weird English dish )
These no meat meals are on religious or ethical grounds mostly I guess.
Can you image a full English without sausage,bacon and black pudding? That only leaves a plate of mushrooms,beans,eggs and fried bread or toast.Of late the hotel has been getting meatless sausage for them and it goes down a storm.What next meatless bacon?
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Oh full English isn't right without the meat (I don't need the black sausage though) - I'd have tomatoes too.
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Full English breakfast differs Mickey, down south you would not get black pudding. Meatless dishes are served most places these day for religious reasons and the Vegetarians of course.
Japanese hotels serve two different "English" one being US with pancakes and syrup, the other being UK bacon egg, fried tomato, mushroom etc. A majority of hotels serve in Buffet manner, ie, you take whatever you want during the open for serving period.
Japanese breakfasts vary a lot, miso soup, chicken soup, rice balls, sushi, scrambled egg, boiled egg, many types of fruit, fruit juice, coffee, green tea, ceylon tea, milk, water, croissant, toast, jam, marmalade and so on.
Yes, as you say The Japanese are ready to try anything.
That Cat, sure has you running around. LOL
Ellen is correct, Japanese people are both very polite and full of respect.
Mickey fez has replied to Stormlizard clubI was expecting a good response from you with your trips all points eastward. Nice one.
Stormlizard club has replied to Mickey fezI have no doubt as i've been out east so many times. LOL
Mickey fez has replied to Bee OrchidIt was served by my friends mother in her home.
LOL
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