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From: Pat Reynolds <pat at caerlas.demon.co.uk>
Subject: LL-L "Travels" 2008.11.20 (01) [E]

In message <57c981290811200719g49f4bcf6i6dd5dddf141924bb at mail.gmail.com

>, Lowlands-L List <lowlands.list at GMAIL.COM> writes



Even what is marked with very spice in Europe is supersweet compared with
what they serve here



I find this rather confusing - I have eaten a couple of times in a
restaurant that serves food from Southern India, which is both sweet, and
very hot (a banana curry, for example).

'Spice' does not, to me, necessarily mean 'hot' - indeed, some spices are
very 'sweet' - mace, cinnamon and cardamom, for example.

Do you mean 'very mild' (rather than 'supersweet')?  I can believe that!

Cheers,

Pat

-- 
Pat Reynolds

It may look messy now ...
       ... but just you come back in 500 years time (T. Pratchett).

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