Thanks to Bert, from Peterborough, England, for another orphaned list he rescued, to give it a new home on my blog. Thank you, Bert (aka Peter).
This one poses a few difficulties in the deciphering department. I’ll leave most of it to you super-sleuths, but I claim Mozzaral as mine. I’m willing to share the Satsumers though. That reminds me of a sign I saw in a fruit and vegetable shop in Dismal Swamp. They were offering Pommy Granits. I never see those for sale without a flash back to that sign.
So, what do you think of this list? I’m off to put some mozzaral on my pizza.
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I would have to decipher that one BEFORE my weehoursofthemorning margarita!
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Even then, it would be difficult, Russel.
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Diem3 has obviously looked very Caerphilly at the shopping list. But Stiltons of good puns left. It’s a Feta complit.
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LOL!!!
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You all are Sharp and have figured it all out! Sue is Gouda at this! I applaud her! 🙂
Sounds like someone is going to make some cheesy, spicey potatoes! 😮 I’m not big on cheese…so hand me a banana! 😉 HA! 😀
That I couldn’t figure some of this list out doesn’t make me feel Bleu. 🙂
I’m really Fondue of this grocery list! Can’t get much Cheddar than this one! 😀
HUGS!!! 🙂
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Argh! My apologies, I have been flat to the floorboards busy this last while, and missed your carefully honed reply. Well, butter late than never.
It’s a good thing Bert was late to the party and alerted me.
Be good, or bad, whichever suits the situation. 🙂 ❤
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I’ve read all the comments above and I too have no idea about the cheese situation. What I do know is the author of this list has an infatuation with apostrophes and uses them where he/she shouldn’t. Gaaah! It’s driving me crazy.
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There, I have had my early morning chuckle, thanks. 😊
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I think Sue pretty much figured it out. But there ARE shaved cheeses, usually parmesan or Romano, but this seems to be some sort of Mexican feast, so I think we’re looking for a Mexican cheese, but I could be wrong. As for Satsumers, I got a chuckle out of that!
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Same here re: the satsumers. I’m still not happy with the cheese explanation, but I may just have to put on my big girl bloomers and live with it! 🙂
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And I thought my hand writing was bad!
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Sue’s and your deciphering is excellent! I have just spent an inordinate amount of time going through the Tesco online shopper’s list of 526 varieties of cheeses. At a stretch it could start with Smo – but the rest goes up in smoke. It’s not the Laughing Cow at any rate – although by now the cow could well be laughing!
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I wondered if it’s not “Shaved” cheeses – sort of like shaved ham from the Deli…
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I reckon I’ve now got it: it’s “Shaved Ham” scrawled on two lines – and “Cheeses” scrawled on the same line as “Shaved” but not connected to it.
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I’m still not convinced that we’ve got the mystery cheese sorted yet, Bruce. Is there a doctor in the house to decipher the writing?
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Well a number of products, e.g. white vinegar, are written on two lines and it’s (in my opinion) “shave” without the “d” – and that would apply to ham and not cheeses (which the person has as plural).
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12 jacket potatoes is quite a lot!
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She/he is going to use all those various cheeses to stuff those spuds, after baking. There goes the cholesterol reading.
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What a lovely word “satsumers”. He, I think it is he, had been in a hurry writing the list, and he is sure he can read his own handwriting .
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Good morning from Australia, while you’ll soon be yawning and getting ready for bed.
Just so you don’t get bad marks for spelling if you use that word in an essay, it should be satsuma. Lots of people in Australia and England pronounce it that way. You hear people say Coker-coller, for Coca-Cola!
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Yes, I am soon going to bed, while you have your morning coffee.
Satsuma is satsuma in Finnish, too, but nowadays I prefer satsumer.
Have great day!
Kristiina
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Good, we’re spreading the Aussie language all over the world.
Sleep tight.
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How do you pronounce it?
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I would say satsuma, but I am not a true Aussie.
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Sorry, I meant how do you pronounce Coca Cola! I would pronounce it as Co as in coal, not Co as in cop!
I woke up this morning thinking about those wretched cheeses! I think it could be Small cheeses. 🙂
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Right, I’d say co (as in coke, or cocaine!) Coca-Cola.
Darn cheese!
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Darn cheese indeed. The U.K. supermarkets sell these small bags of cheeses, do you get the same ove there.
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I’ve never noticed, to be honest!
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Sue has done well. And here was me thinking the Flora was to fill the vases 🙂
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You are obviously still in a Valentine’s Day frame of mind, Derrick.
Have you read John’s latest post? Some fellows will do anything to get to meet pretty nurses, it seems. I hope he has a speedy and complete recovery.
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I have read it and e-mailed him, Yvonne. It caused me to speculate about how easy it really is to spread a virus around this jet-hopping world.
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That’s for sure.
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I thought it might be ‘smoky’ or something like that also, Sue.
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Love doing this!
Uses Tesco Supermarket. List written in a hurry, untidy writing with no organisation.
You already know most of these.
Bananas
Satsuma (small orange)
Tortilla chilli flavour
Flora margarine (butter substitute)
Crushed chillies in a jar.
White vinegar (for homemade cleaning recipe perhaps)
Scones to have with afternoon tea.
Cannot work out the cheeses! I thought it began Si but if so it’s the only I that is dotted! Terrible handwriting so could be anything! Sliced cheese, Smoked cheese, Slimmer cheese!
Hope someone else works it out.
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I think smoked! I don’t get smoked cheese and neither did the list writer with a question mark crossed out!
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It’s a question mark? Oh, right! I thought it was a number crossed out. How long did it take you? I stared at it for ages! Thanks, Andrew
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Well, it looks like a question mark to me!
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It’s keeping me awake at night, Sue.
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I’ll bet it is!
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