Yes mate. The bread and cooked beef from Jumbo were lovely. We bought a few bottles of wine too, regular visitors on our hired bikes.
Every night mate. Best ice cream ever and only one euro per scoop first time we went. Broeders possibly my favourite ever place to eat too. Chicken satay or ribs with a Zwaar Blonde to wash it down.Yes mate. The bread and cooked beef from Jumbo were lovely. We bought a few bottles of wine too, regular visitors on our hired bikes.
I bought a great hoodie for 9 euros from a Dutch version of wilko’s.
Did you queue at the ice cream parlour?
The queue for ice cream on a Saturday night was massive. A nice town.
Yeah we went to the Greek place too, more meat than a man could possibly eat. My kids loved Broeders, the burgers were really good, and the queue for the ice cream place was big every night to be fair.
Yes we were really impressed too and I usually hate water parks, but there were plenty of smart Euro women to perv at.
Aye there’s something to be said about cycling without worrying about a car running you off the road. I reckon the Dutch have life sussed, I would quite happily live there and would certainly consider retiring there.
Me too! I regret not trying to live/work in Europe before I settled down.
Time to stock up again. English and Irish food week in Lidl next week.
Four whole pages in their new flier. Happy Days.
Leaflets
Lidl's history goes back to the 1930s, when the company was founded in Germany as a grocery wholesaler. Today, Lidl is one of the largest grocery retailers in Europe.www.lidl.dk
BAnned after BrexitAnd others away from the UK shores who likes a bit of goodies.
You may already know about this but I only just found out.
www.britishcornershop.co.uk
Delivers worldwide.
Is it possible to fall in love with a shop ?
We don't have any Tesco or Marksies here. And Danish supermarkets tend to sell what they know will sell and English food don't have a high rating there am afraid. Once in a blue moon Netto will have a bunch Red Leicester but they only have a few and only for a very short time. And when it comes to UK beer or ale you can get Newcastle Brown in most larger shops but little else unless there is a promotion thingie going on, which isn't a regular thing. Lidl's English & Irish Food Week twice a year would have had to do if my normal online food supplier calls it a day when Brexit kicks in. So am very happy to have found this corner shop website.
Maybe I could do my own lil' import/export thing. I could import lovely pork pies and cheeses and blue wrapped Wham bars in exchange of remoulade, Haribo Matador Mix, proper ryebread, bottles of Små Blå, pålægschokolade, æbleskiver pans and cheap tabs.
It's really not to be fair. For the things that I miss from back home these guys are great for getting access to them. I don't do baked beans so i don't have to worry about them but if I did my local supermarket stocks them.
