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| At the Ikea in Haarlem; fast food deals just like Costco (except it's Ikea and you get Swedish meatballs; but they do have a 1.50E hot dog and drink deal just like Costco); do Ikeas in the US do this? |
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| At Kampeer de Jong near Zilk; a 12v French-frier for your camper; we were tempted... |
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| We loved shopping at grocery stores wherever we were in the Netherlands, particularly Albert Heijns; the variety of interesting foods, internationally, surpassed anything else we have seen; here, anyway, is a selection of pre- cut French fries |
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| Ditto |
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| A sauce mix for any and every cuisine...and just an end-cap ...much more down the aisle |
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| So how many varieties of satay sauce does your Safeway carry? One? |
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| She made me do it |
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| How to ruin a neighborhood; does it mean "no drinking non-alcoholic beverages"?) |
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| The morning's pre-frites just delivered |
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| Only in Nederlands |
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| My sentiment precisely |
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| So in order to raise the draw-bridge, you just step on this little pedal here |
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| Thus |
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| Cell tower cleverly disguised as a 19th century smokestack |
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| Perfect... |
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| Damn straight! |
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| If you come here, bring a chip/PIN card: Nederlands are doing away with currency |
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| Love these bikes, especially the 2-wheeled versions |
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| Hmmm...marketing ploy? |
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| Proper technique for eating pickled herring |
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| Tulips, the old-fashioned way |
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| Smooth or crunchy, the breakfast spread of champions... |
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