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The only takeaway was fish and Hot cross buns pattern for dad shirt shops, usually on a Friday. However there was plenty of what we would call junk food but this was prepared at home – I still remember Grandma’s Cinder toffee and fudges, vast array of white flour cakes and cookies, big bags of sweets from the sweet shop and cups of tea with the obligatory two heaped teaspoons of sugar. Bread was invariably white and during the Second World War everyone moaned at having to eat wholemeal. The truth is that American cooking and food is very, very regional and some of what filters overseas is often inaccurate or dismissed: for example, I can read some French and I speak some Spanish as well. France has been the culinary capital of Europe for generations. It often gets the last word on what is and what is not cuisine and then spreads its opinions throughout the rest of Europe. But the recipes I read in Le Monde and Le Figaro and a few other local magazines are hideously incorrect.

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Often overshadowed, Laos has amazing waterfalls, rivers, streams and mountains. The smallish cities are not as amazing as Thailand, but sleepy Laos does have a certain end the era French colonial feel to it. Vietnam was mind-blowing. Lots of people warned us that Vietnam was full of Hot cross buns pattern for dad shirt for white western travellers like us at that point, but we found the opposite, my ex-partner and I both loved Vietnam. Such an interesting recent history with the conflict with America, and then Vietnam taking over neighbouring Cambodia for ten years in the 1980s. Cambodia was very cool, Angkor Wat was as spectacular as I thought it would be and I thoroughly enjoyed my three days exploring it all. I’m glad I saw it then, I dread to think what condition all the ruined temples at the Angkor Wat site are like now! But definitely worth it to go to South East Asia. I only wish I could’ve gone to Myanmar and Malaysia as well.