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++ [ originally posted by Geof ] ++
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I missed a discussion about Fries??? Belgian Fries???? Ok let there one thing be clear: The Belgians invented the Fries!
Here, we make the best fries in the world. you can choose out of 100 sauces, 4or 5 different fats to cook the fries in (beef, olive oil, ....) if you travel through belgium you'll see plenty of them Fritkots (and not Fritkoets as mentioned in Jeeks' link) or Frituurs where the best golden potatoes are cooked twice in the 180°C fat....
hmmmm.... :lick: I'm hungry now.
and don't you ever call the FRENCH fries again.
please.
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I missed a discussion about Fries??? Belgian Fries???? Ok let there one thing be clear: The Belgians invented the Fries!
Here, we make the best fries in the world. you can choose out of 100 sauces, 4or 5 different fats to cook the fries in (beef, olive oil, ....) if you travel through belgium you'll see plenty of them Fritkots (and not Fritkoets as mentioned in Jeeks' link) or Frituurs where the best golden potatoes are cooked twice in the 180°C fat....
hmmmm.... :lick: I'm hungry now.
and don't you ever call the FRENCH fries again.
please.
:lick: Chez Antoine, Place Jourdan
Belgium is divided in two parts. In the first one, called Wallonië, people do speak French. In the second part however, the people speak Dutch. This is called Vlaanderen. Brussel belongs to neither, and because there has been a 'language war' for centuries the Belgians are trying to keep Brussel as neutral as possible. Therefor all signs are written in both Dutch and French.
Belgium only exists on the map. In the day to day life people come from either Wallonië or Vlaanderen. So be careful when you say Belgians speak French
And while I was at the Reading Festival in England last summer I was asked the most stupidest remark ever:
"You're from Amsterdam? Cool! Great country!"
Belgium only exists on the map. In the day to day life people come from either Wallonië or Vlaanderen. So be careful when you say Belgians speak French
And while I was at the Reading Festival in England last summer I was asked the most stupidest remark ever:
"You're from Amsterdam? Cool! Great country!"
++ [ originally posted by Mr. Gol ] ++
Belgium is divided in two parts. In the first one, called Wallonië, people do speak French. In the second part however, the people speak Dutch. This is called Vlaanderen. Brussel belongs to neither, and because there has been a 'language war' for centuries the Belgians are trying to keep Brussel as neutral as possible. Therefor all signs are written in both Dutch and French.
Belgium only exists on the map. In the day to day life people come from either Wallonië or Vlaanderen. So be careful when you say Belgians speak French
And while I was at the Reading Festival in England last summer I was asked the most stupidest remark ever:
"You're from Amsterdam? Cool! Great country!"
Belgium is divided in two parts. In the first one, called Wallonië, people do speak French. In the second part however, the people speak Dutch. This is called Vlaanderen. Brussel belongs to neither, and because there has been a 'language war' for centuries the Belgians are trying to keep Brussel as neutral as possible. Therefor all signs are written in both Dutch and French.
Belgium only exists on the map. In the day to day life people come from either Wallonië or Vlaanderen. So be careful when you say Belgians speak French
And while I was at the Reading Festival in England last summer I was asked the most stupidest remark ever:
"You're from Amsterdam? Cool! Great country!"
in Flanders (that is Vlaanderen in Flemish)
and@ Mr.gol: Belgium doesn't only exist on a map. There are tensions (unarmed, we're not gonna pull up any war ) between French-speakers and Flemish speakers on hundreds of matters (Flanders is richer so they complain about them paying taxes for the others...), but there are still some (like me) who believe in Belgium! na!
I live in Brussels, French is my native language. But I always went to school in Flemish. In Uni I started in French (2years) and now I'm back in a Flemish uni.
and@ Mr.gol: Belgium doesn't only exist on a map. There are tensions (unarmed, we're not gonna pull up any war
) between French-speakers and Flemish speakers on hundreds of matters (Flanders is richer so they complain about them paying taxes for the others...), but there are still some (like me) who believe in Belgium! na!I live in Brussels, French is my native language. But I always went to school in Flemish. In Uni I started in French (2years) and now I'm back in a Flemish uni.