What is so common there in Malta? Well known brands that are also available here or more local?
There are many well-known brands here, even from Germany (eg Dr.Oetker), because the majority is imported from other countries.
As far as I know, there are also local, which are then of course somewhat cheaper.
RiverSong wrote on 02/27/2023 at 3:25 pm: goulash with noodles
I have an appetite for that too. Then the Turkish lentil dish will have to wait. First there is goulash with noodles. Do you make beef or pork goulash?
Saphira wrote on 27.02.2023 at 16:02: I'm hungry for that too. Then the Turkish lentil dish will have to wait. First there is goulash with noodles. Do you make beef or pork goulash?
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Saphira wrote on 27.02.2023 at 16:02:
I have an appetite for that too. Then the Turkish lentil dish will have to wait. First there is goulash with noodles. Are you making beef or pork goulash?
Actually you make a mixture.
Coincidentally, I also had goulash with noodles at the weekend.
Beef takes much longer than pork, which is why I make either one or the other. I like beef better though. Bought it from our Turkish guy who has very good meat that is still affordable.
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What is so common in Malta? Well-known brands that are also available here or rather local?
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There are many well-known brands here, even from Germany (eg Dr.Oetker), because the majority is imported from other countries.
As far as I know, there are also local, which are then of course somewhat cheaper.
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I have an appetite for that too. Then the Turkish lentil dish will have to wait. First there is goulash with noodles. Do you make beef or pork goulash?
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which is cheaper or on offer
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Actually you make a mixture.
Coincidentally, I also had goulash with noodles at the weekend.
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Everything goes. I prefer beef if it is not just too expensive....
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