It's Thai food.
Which
I've learned
is definitively
not Chinese food.
There's a difference apparently.
A big, big, transcontinental difference.
And though I personally would never, ever make such a
cuz I'm thoughtful like that.
Your quite welcome.
I have to go now and find a friend that adopted from Thailand to pawn these things off on.
Sincerely,
The adoption rook
My bio children like these, but Ivy does not. I even like them a bit.
ReplyDeletelol... :)
ReplyDeleteI have now been warned...LOL
ReplyDeleteGrace loves dumplings but NOT dumplings from the frozen food section of your local grocery store. Her little 20 month old palate knows they are not good! :-)
ReplyDeleteThis Asian expat Mama is ROTF!
ReplyDeleteI love my Chinese cuisine ... and my Pad Thai!
But no ... they are culinary worlds apart!
Love & Blessings from Hong Kong,
Kim
My little guy is from Thailand!! Too bad we weren't closer! Love the faces...I guess they really know their cuisine!
ReplyDeleteGot some sittin' in my pantry. Collecting dust. Ya know THAT's the kind of info they ought to put in the required reading for international adoptions. Just sayin'...
ReplyDeleteHahaha! Nope, I'd never make that mistake (~wink~)!
ReplyDeleteLOL! They're probably not Korean either so I'll avoid those... ;) Thanks for the kind warning.
ReplyDeleteGrace and Lily (both from China) love these! Jadon(also from China)...not so much. But, Adam (bio.) and Yana (Ukraine) are pretty crazy about them, as well. :)
ReplyDeleteThat's hilarious...but it must be more of a personal preference thing, because Shaling loves them! We buy them in bunches at the store. SHE is the one the picked them out.
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