Cooked sushi? Huh?
And M&S just cooks it so they can keep it on the shelf long and tempt weak people like me.
The best sushi I've had this month was a little place on Villiers St in London where you picked out your own pieces. I got about 16 pieces of sushi for £6.50. It was wonderful.
I didn't know there *was* an American-style cookie, but apparently it is "oven-baked, soft, and chewy."
Actually it mostly means "big"; they tend to be about twice the size of your basic biccie.
Ah.
Well, I can only approve of that, really.
Or three times, actually.
Attention Un-Americans, particuarly in the UK, there will be an article on
Lost In The Grooves
in the Times of London on Friday.
I searched The Times website this morning, but wasn't able to find the article online, unfortunately.
I searched The Times website this morning, but wasn't able to find the article online, unfortunately.
Yeah, I looked also. On the plus side, I did find one article by Bob Stanley, so he really does work there. I hope it turns up.
Fi, that's my work addy in my profile so I won't get to it until Monday. Try hecubot@gmail.com.
Bob Stanley? The Saint Etienne Bob Stanley? He also had a cool little indie 7" label in the late 80s/early 90s called Caff.