“productos centro y sud americanos”
-I always thought south in spanish was SUR and not SUD, but what do I know.
Also this: Delicatessen is a term meaning “delicacies” or “fine foods”. In English, “delicatessen” originally meant only this specially prepared food. In time, the delicatessen store where this food was sold came to be called a delicatessen, and in this sense is often abbreviated to deli.
Yeah but they only serve not-even-real Twinkies and Arizona 99¢-ers now. The fine-ness lies within the pretzels (by Quinlan?!), the doodles (capital D), and those insane-looking warnings on the cigarette labels these days. In 2013, what is the finest a standard deli has to offer?
“productos centro y sud americanos”
-I always thought south in spanish was SUR and not SUD, but what do I know.
Also this: Delicatessen is a term meaning “delicacies” or “fine foods”. In English, “delicatessen” originally meant only this specially prepared food. In time, the delicatessen store where this food was sold came to be called a delicatessen, and in this sense is often abbreviated to deli.
Yeah but they only serve not-even-real Twinkies and Arizona 99¢-ers now. The fine-ness lies within the pretzels (by Quinlan?!), the doodles (capital D), and those insane-looking warnings on the cigarette labels these days. In 2013, what is the finest a standard deli has to offer?
I think you just mentioned the finer offerings.