I love and miss the "digestables" lorna-dunne type cookies that we got in Ireland once. The only other world travel food I brought home with me (and still haven't eaten-and won't now that it's 6 years old) came from South Africa. It was in a jar and it was called Garlic-o-Butt. It was butter with garlic in it. That will have to be a crack me up Saturday post some time for sure!
sophanne | Homepage | 10.06.07 - 7:17 pm | #

I swear they sell Fanta in Texas. And I've seen the annoying ads for it on TV....maybe they just don't sell it in Canada?
bezzie | Homepage | 10.07.07 - 9:16 am | #

Tee hee, glad you like it! I thought it was funny that the label was all in Polish, yet I found it in a predominantly Italian grocery store. Oh the multiculturalness of the Big Smoke is fun sometimes.
Julia | Homepage | 10.07.07 - 10:57 am | #

Oranga Fanta: worldwide favorite.
Kim | Homepage | 10.07.07 - 11:49 am | #

how nice!
Bobbi | Homepage | 10.07.07 - 2:37 pm | #

I'm late to your Thanksgiving, but I hope it's been a good one. I LOVE the kitty photos! The toe is looking good, too. I agree about Murphy's law and lifelines. They're screw-up insurance. I can remember drinking Fanta here down South, but I can't remember if I've seen any lately.... now I'm gonna hafta look.
Sandra D | Homepage | 10.07.07 - 3:23 pm | #

I haven't seen Fanta in so many years. Wow, what a time warp when your picture opened up!
AlisonH | Homepage | 10.07.07 - 6:46 pm | #

*really puzzled* we have Orange Fanta and Limonata in Oregon... that's so strange that you guys don't have it north of the border!
Sara | Homepage | 10.08.07 - 2:46 am | #

No Orange Fanta where you are? I'm in the NJ/NY area and we are filthy with Fanta. It's also easy to get the italian lemon soda. Limonata, I think it's called. Enjoy your tasty soda! Happy Thanksgiving!
Kim | Homepage | 10.08.07 - 10:01 am | #

Polish Fanta ))))
We can't get it here either, and France is so close to the UK.
I hope you enjoyed Thanksgiving!
JudyMac | Homepage | 10.08.07 - 2:59 pm | #