We had a great education on the many types of foods created by the people of Chiang Mai. There were many tempting treats, but we were told it may not be good for us to sample them. Apparently short-timers to this area are prone to food sickness, whereas the people living here are able to enjoy them without effect.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Chiang Mai
We had a great education on the many types of foods created by the people of Chiang Mai. There were many tempting treats, but we were told it may not be good for us to sample them. Apparently short-timers to this area are prone to food sickness, whereas the people living here are able to enjoy them without effect.
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I was wondering "What's for supper?":)
ReplyDeleteYUM< YUM.
Love, Marylee
Well, if you eat from this vendor, it is some kind of sausage and balls of fish on a stick. However, if you shop the local grocery there is the largest selection of hotdogs in the world!
ReplyDeleteAll shapes, sizes and colors to choose from. Last night we had salad from the grocery salad bar. : )
The food looks more delicious than I would have expected...except for the wormy looking maggots!! I can't wait to hear everything when you come home. WHEN ARE YOU COMING HOOOOME?????
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Hey Cathy, We have been enjoying the food~ no weight loss plan here: )
ReplyDeleteWe skip that which we cannot identify; and that which we can! Our flight out is for Friday at 5AM; please pray for seats available. See you sooooon