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On our way back to Germany from Holland this weekend, Tim and I stopped at a Dutch grocery store (Albert Heijn) to pick up items we can’t get in Germany. Who knows, maybe you’re curious just what we bought so I’ll tell you:

• 6 boxes of Dutch party crackers (”toastjes”)
• 2 little jars Dutch cashnew nut peanut butter and 1 big jar Dutch crunchy peanut butter
• 1 big box chocolate pieces for on bread (”vlokken”) and a mini variety pack of the same
• 6 boxes of pre-packaged spices for meals: Mexican Burritos, Chicken Siam, African Bobbito (hamburger casserole with apple), red curry, and 2 other spicy Indian dishes
• 1 container chicken-curry (”kipkerrie”) salad and 1 peanut chicken (kipsate) salad
• 2 containers “tapenade” (oil-based spread for crackers) - one sun-dried tomato, one green olive
• 1/2 loaf white (Dutch) bread, fresh of course, and a package of 6 fresh white buns
• 2 cartons yoghurt drink - orange for me, peach for Tim