Flashback: Eating, Part 2

Now that I have good internet, I will post some of the pictures I have been saving.

Here is a picture of the hotel owner and an assistant eating nepali style (with their hands.)

During another Friday night jam session, Johann decided to order chicken fried rice when I did. Since he is from Germany, he eats European style. In Europe, if they need 2 utensils, like cutting meat or scooping rice, they keep hold of both utensils constantly. Whereas, we Americans put down the second utensil between bites. This how Germans would catch Americans in WW2, whether they were spies or escaped prisoners - they watched how they ate in the taverns.

Snacks made in India. They seemed safe. The popcorn was 20 rupees per bag ($0.20) and the Lays were 60 rupees (although still made in India.) On the back, it says can only be sold in Nepal on the Lay's package.

This is an interesting potato chip here. They are sold in bags like noodles and are hard like noodles when you buy them. You deep fry them and they expand and become soft, like a soft chip. They are quite tasty.

Namaste fron the Roof of the World