Heidi, (oops, I mean TS), also served gurkensalat (cucumber salad) that was mixed with the strongest vinegar I've ever smelled in my life. We all took short far away whiffs and slammed our backs into the walls from the toxic smell and I'm sure our nose hairs were burned and numbed for the night too. Girls, back me up here! What an experience! :)
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
German Haus with a German Bombshell :)
Heidi, (oops, I mean TS), also served gurkensalat (cucumber salad) that was mixed with the strongest vinegar I've ever smelled in my life. We all took short far away whiffs and slammed our backs into the walls from the toxic smell and I'm sure our nose hairs were burned and numbed for the night too. Girls, back me up here! What an experience! :)
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Haha thanks Irene! Hilarious review and I'm glad you all loved the food. It's a hit and miss with German food - either you love it or you don't. I look forward to your cultural food night!
ReplyDeletexoxo TS aka Heidi
That was some potent vinegar. Nose hairs beware lol. Really craving heids food again that pickle was a little surprise. Loved it.
ReplyDeleteWE LOVED YOUR FOOD TS!!! Little surprise, haha! I love you two!
ReplyDeleteFor sure! My nose hairs will never be the sameeeee! Topped even the food I had in Germany TS, mmmmm!
ReplyDeleteGreat review girl!
LOL thanks Whit! Just waiting for Roxy and Olivia to make an appearance now ...
ReplyDeleteOMG - it was so good! I thought Lauren was on blog hiatus due to recent adventures and recovery period from Vegas and all the pamplemousses.
ReplyDeleteMust have another culture night soon please!
LOL, I go on weird hiatuses for sure ... and the pamplemousses ... yummy! Yes we have to plan one very very soon ... waiting on Roxy now!
ReplyDeleteMMMmm! GLad to see you are back and posting!!
ReplyDeleteI will forever remember that dish as pickle surprise!