1.your country
2.How do you distinguish between soup and stew?
Jap
having broth edible = soup
having broth not eaten in custom that is usually too thick or salty to eat = stew
We often misinterpret stews like Pot-au-feu and Borscht as "soup" for this reason.
>having broth edible = soup
having broth not eaten in custom that is usually too thick or salty to eat = stew
basically this in Canada, for me atleast
Soup is liquid, stew is full of bits
Is stews like Irish stew alien to Canadians?
I think they eat their broth.
French soup is typical soup in my mind too.
I know what it is but it's not too common.
hmm, thanks.
Just compare liquid to solid ratio.
Some dishes are merging thoug, like Hungurian gulyash
>I think they eat their broth.
I wont drink what ever is left after I've eaten all the food in the stew
Cooking time.
Stews need to stew to be a stew.
Off topic but why do you guys have to keep Melon soda to yourselves?? I miss it so much
curry gets to be like soup when stewed a lot here too.
This is Jap stew so nobody eats its broth, like you do.
I don't do that lol.
I think you've visited a place with queer customs. but Melon Soda itself is nice.
yeah, I believe it's still a season for stew.
I got a bunch bottles in the airport after customs but had to ditch it when I had to go through customs again in canada. importing is too expensive lol
reminds me of a guy trying to enter Taiwan with his 20 million yens and have them all confiscated...
carrying things between cunts are really scary.
Why Would some one try to take 20 Million yen to another country? lol
I really hate how asians eat soup.
Japan has been in economic recession.
Taiwan has been keeping higher interest rate so he tried to deposit his money in Taiwanese banks.
not only eating soup, East Asians basically seem to have mind of "acting like animals = cool".
I really want to leave here.
Fusilli with soup. Truly degenerate.
brits always eat soups too.
To go where ?
We dont slurp soup/noodles, this is considered rude
I really hate namefags.
funny, I really want to go there.
>Fusilli
>a kind of pasta
At first I thought you meant gunpowder like things :D
ok
They just stole his 20 million yen? How the fuck did they get away with that?
am not sure, but Taiwan has a strict law in bringing money in to avoid money laundering.
He could get through the airport with his money if he announced to some authority beforehand.