What food do you eat?

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Yes, and large portion of Ćevapi cost only 2.5$. :)

Do you deliver to the UK?:D

Pljeskavica, Burek, Sataraš, Špek. :D

Thats it, I'm moving. Do you have a spare room to rent?

well, if this is a most, I think I can share that in Costa Rica there is typical dish call Rice & Beans, it has cocounut milk, and is from the caribbean side...

Not really too struck on coconut flavoured foods.

Actually no, I am pretty lean, I workout 5 days a week, the other two I do cardio.

I have blessed genies :D

Lucky, I try to work out. Walked about 8 miles yesterday and GAINED a few pounds!!

Ma jebi sve to. ko nije probao burek, nije vidijo nista u zivotu!

Google translate suggests you are saying something about burek. Can't tell whether its good or bad from the crappy translation but the pictures of it look nice.
 
Had to search a bit as its not a food I know but if its what I found it sounds very nice.
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Is it just me or are the pictures not showing up on page 2. First page is fine but nothing on here.

Lasagne pie? Interesting........
 
I do like chinese foods but I don't like cooking them. I never seem to get the flavours just right. Not really sure what you mean by american foods with an italian slant, maybe you could elaborate? Sounds interesting as I do like italian cuisine but I don't know a great deal about american style cooking.

For instance, hamburgers become pizza burgers. Stuffing has tomato puree, parmesan cheese, and various italian spices. Salads get very Italian. Chicken soup has tomato. The list goes on. Italians cook with an Italian slant even when it's not an Italian dish.
 
For instance, hamburgers become pizza burgers. Stuffing has tomato puree, parmesan cheese, and various italian spices. Salads get very Italian. Chicken soup has tomato. The list goes on. Italians cook with an Italian slant even when it's not an Italian dish.


Pizza Burgers ???!!!...

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