Danish Pastries.

I will take a dozen.

 

you taking about bakers delight, bilby? When I used to work nights shift I'd go to bakers delight I think it's called, get myself a ham, cheese, pineapple Danish pasty. Might have been a Danish square but it was more rectangle looking.

 

They sell chains.... and pastry?



Kind of an odd combination, innit?

 

i prefer finnish pastries

got a nice little coffee shop near here that makes the traditional stuff homestyle

plus they make the best donuts

 

sounds more like some kind of a fetish trip. people are always coming up with new ones.

never hurd of the place in question though.

 

Yeah we’ve got a number of ‘Danish Pastry Houses’ around here but I’ve never actually gone in



Hotwater

 

I am not a big pastry person. But sometimes I used to cut the middle fruit or cheese part our of circular danishes and just eat that. I don't care for the pastry stuff.

 

I'm a big appreciator of pastry-like baked goods like cake and pie and good cookies etc. but what is known as danish pastries is not really among my favourites!

 

How about donuts instead.

 

The average donut is as crappy as a danish pastry. I'm sure both have some above average examples. I enjoyed a danish pastry on a rare occasion, same with donuts. It is just not something I would buy soon, especially when taking in account all the other delicious stuff that falls under pastries/baked goods.

 

whoa, what about a chain store chain store. if i could come up with one i would call it "chain store" but we would sell charms too.

 

most things in america, named after some other country, have little or nothing to do with the country they're named after.

 

there is an island in canada that has no chain stores...only local shops allowed...

on another note its also the largest freshwater island in the world

http://blogs.canoe.com/parker/news/mysteries-of-manitoulin/

 

That's where I would move if I moved to canada.

 

there is only 2 ways to drive there

one is a ferry..the other is a one lane swing bridge that used to be for trains but they converted it to car use


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKqK_zPvmFc