What are they called? They look like donuts.http://kansascitydailyphoto.blogspot.com/
"They look like donuts."or like Spanish churros.Beautiful photo anyvay, great colour.
lorethian and piu: I am not sure what they are called, I forgot to ask. Think I had beter buy one and find out, eh! Research ;-)
If the cake shop was that close to my front door I would be even fatter than I am now.Welcome to the Daily Photo family and Greetings from Greenville, South Carolina (USA).
LOL. We usually buy baklava and similar - to tell you the truth I haven't noticed them before. I went in to ask if I could take a general pic for the blog, and spied them behind the counter. But now....will have to bring you a report.
Research complete! Well, I asked the lady and she pronounced the name, which I repested a couple of times - it came out sounding (to me) like M'shah'buck. It is fried semolina, coated in delicately flavoured honey or some other syrup. It will be 3 hours at the gym now to pay for that! DELICIOUS!
its great ,,its called ( mmshaback ) ,,i love it so muchu have to teast it
mamma mia! Now I am hungry!!!:-)I'll be in Sydney in the future...I would like to know the address of this shop!
Beirut Daily Photo ! Thankyou!!! And I got the pronunciation right - that makes me feel good. I ate two. Set back efforts at the gym by at least a week. BEAUTIFUL!
What are they called? They look like donuts.
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"They look like donuts."
ReplyDeleteor like Spanish churros.
Beautiful photo anyvay, great colour.
lorethian and piu: I am not sure what they are called, I forgot to ask. Think I had beter buy one and find out, eh! Research ;-)
ReplyDeleteIf the cake shop was that close to my front door I would be even fatter than I am now.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the Daily Photo family and Greetings from Greenville, South Carolina (USA).
LOL. We usually buy baklava and similar - to tell you the truth I haven't noticed them before. I went in to ask if I could take a general pic for the blog, and spied them behind the counter. But now....will have to bring you a report.
ReplyDeleteResearch complete!
ReplyDeleteWell, I asked the lady and she pronounced the name, which I repested a couple of times - it came out sounding (to me) like M'shah'buck.
It is fried semolina, coated in delicately flavoured honey or some other syrup.
It will be 3 hours at the gym now to pay for that! DELICIOUS!
its great ,,
ReplyDeleteits called ( mmshaback ) ,,
i love it so much
u have to teast it
mamma mia! Now I am hungry!!!:-)
ReplyDeleteI'll be in Sydney in the future...I would like to know the address of this shop!
Beirut Daily Photo !
ReplyDeleteThankyou!!! And I got the pronunciation right - that makes me feel good.
I ate two. Set back efforts at the gym by at least a week. BEAUTIFUL!