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So where do you find it ( "good and correct" Borodinskiy?)
( Just in case I am in Moscow. )
I miss it very much.
In Novosibirsk, I came across a great Borodinskiy bread from a local manufacturer. In my town also sometimes come across. I mean the fact that most of the bread that is now sold under the brand name Borodinskiy little like a real Borodinskiy from the USSR.
In the past few years, we rarely began to buy bread in the store. Mostly we bake ourselves in a bread machine.
By the way, they are "Russian Cold" sort of supplies ice cream to the United States.
Where can we get "Russian Cold" ice cream? Is it mainly in Russian grocery stores in the US? I will have to ask next time I'm in one. That would be miraculous, to get GOOD Russian ice cream in the US! If it's the old Soviet quality.
Bless you, Zimogor!
Your neighborhood store's bread department looks pretty good, too. Where did you say you live? Siberia somewhere? Is it a secret?
Not Irkutsk, by any chance? Novosibirsk? Khakassia? I give up.
This is already old news. It was back in August. And in addition, he was a terrorist. Even if Moscow was somehow involved in this, then in my opinion it was right. Such people should always be in fear that they will not hide anywhere and sooner or later they will get cancer of retribution (justice).
Where can we get "Russian Cold" ice cream? Is it mainly in Russian grocery stores in the US? I will have to ask next time I'm in one. That would be miraculous, to get GOOD Russian ice cream in the US! If it's the old Soviet quality.
Bless you, Zimogor!
Your neighborhood store's bread department looks pretty good, too. Where did you say you live? Siberia somewhere? Is it a secret?
Not Irkutsk, by any chance? Novosibirsk? Khakassia? I give up.
This is already old news. It was back in August. And in addition, he was a terrorist. Even if Moscow was somehow involved in this, then in my opinion it was right. Such people should always be in fear that they will not hide anywhere and sooner or later they will get cancer of retribution (justice).
He was a terrorist, the question is why is Germany harboring a terrorist.
Russia should claim it, and state they will strike terrorist any where in the world, there is no safe haven.
Germany needs to be investigated into their actions in harboring a terrorist.
Thank you. I'm suspicious of the ice cream, though. It looks too much like overly-sweet gooey American ice cream. But I'll try some of the plain stakanchiki, if I can find any in the US (San Francisco, hopefully).
OK, the food topic is over. I see you all have moved on to more important matters. Good luck with that. Thanks again, Zim.
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He was a terrorist, the question is why is Germany harboring a terrorist.
Russia should claim it, and state they will strike terrorist any where in the world, there is no safe haven.
Germany needs to be investigated into their actions in harboring a terrorist.
Agreed. They're already accused of the most ridiculous things such as the Skirpal incident. Why not?
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In my town also sometimes come across. I mean the fact that most of the bread that is now sold under the brand name Borodinskiy little like a real Borodinskiy from the USSR.
