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NuF

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Q: What happend to Annie's Lasagne a la Bolognese?

It tastes like plastic now.

I always ask for extra cheese. Maybe it's the cheese.

Anyone else noticed the change?

14 years 1 day ago in Food - Beijing

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icnif77

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My lasangna Bolognese tastes always good, because I am making it myself.

Right cheese is also very important part of any pasta dish.

I try to stay away from prepared ground beef in China. You can never be sure, what animal ended up in grinder.

mArtiAn:

Fascinating, do go on. Oh you did go on. Ok, now you can go.

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14 years 1 day ago

giadrosich

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Who cares. Do you really eat that crap?

NuF:

You obviously care enough to reply.

and your answer is: lasagne is crap

really?

13 years 51 weeks ago

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giadrosich:

Pre-packaged anything is crap. Grow up and learn to cook your own food.

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