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I just saw a TV show on the cable "Travel Channel" with a European host,
"Floyd (?) in Piedmonte.

Was this recent, did you hear about it? What did the locals think of it?

They showed the town, truffle hunting dogs and the wine harvest. And the
host tried to cook a local dish, though without grace.

Does this ring a bell????

Andy

Andy, not answering your question, but
today was "Floyd on Italy" Liguria; Piedmont - Fishing Villages; a chocolate
factory.

but I watch "Far Flung Floyd" AND "Floyd Uncorked."
I can't tell if it is the same Floyd and the programs were taped at
different decades in his life, or it is two different persons.

I watched one program the other day and there were a bunch of campers (he
cooks outdoors in a lot of one of one of these series) and he acted like he
was "in his cups." We had a lot of laughs. Probably the "Floyd Uncorked."

Does anyone know if it is the same Floyd in both of these series.
Dee Dee

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I just saw a TV show on the cable "Travel Channel" with a European host,
"Floyd (?) in Piedmonte.

Was this recent, did you hear about it? What did the locals think of it?

Who is Floyd? I don't know him!

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They showed the town, truffle hunting dogs and the wine harvest. And the
host tried to cook a local dish, though without grace.

What dish?

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Does this ring a bell????

Nooo!
Pandora

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Andy

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"Andy" <q> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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I just saw a TV show on the cable "Travel Channel" with a European host,
"Floyd (?) in Piedmonte.

Was this recent, did you hear about it? What did the locals think of it?

They showed the town, truffle hunting dogs and the wine harvest. And the
host tried to cook a local dish, though without grace.

Does this ring a bell????

Andy

Andy, not answering your question, but
today was "Floyd on Italy" Liguria; Piedmont - Fishing Villages; a
chocolate factory.

Oh! Nice program 🙂

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but I watch "Far Flung Floyd" AND "Floyd Uncorked."
I can't tell if it is the same Floyd and the programs were taped at
different decades in his life, or it is two different persons.

I watched one program the other day and there were a bunch of campers (he
cooks outdoors in a lot of one of one of these series) and he acted like
he was "in his cups." We had a lot of laughs. Probably the "Floyd
Uncorked."

Does anyone know if it is the same Floyd in both of these series.
Dee Dee

I don't know him!
Cheers
Pandora

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Whilst you are answering questions Pandora, can you tell me the English
translation of the tiramisu dessert. I have heard it but cannot recall.
Thanks!
Bronnie

Pandora, whilst you are replying to questions, I have another one for
you!
Can you give me the rough translation of the name of 'tiramisu'
dessert? I just can't recall it right now.
Thanks alot
Bronnie

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Whilst you are answering questions Pandora, can you tell me the English
translation of the tiramisu dessert. I have heard it but cannot recall.
Thanks!
Bronnie

sorry to jump in Pandora and Bronwyn...it's "bring me up"

as in, I'm so delicious, you can't resist bringing me up to your mouth to
eat lol

Andy said:

Was this recent, did you hear about it? What did the locals think of it?

Don't assume locals know what's going on, no matter how close. HGTV
did the outside of a house only a block away from me and the way I
found out about it was by watching HG. Let me tell you "THIS" local
didn't like what they did to it - I don't want a pumpkin colored house
in my neighborhood. Yuck!
--

Practice safe eating. Always use condiments.

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Whilst you are answering questions Pandora, can you tell me the English
translation of the tiramisu dessert. I have heard it but cannot recall.
Thanks!
Bronnie

I think there isn't a translation. All the world call it "Tiramisù" , like
us, in Italy.
Pandora

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Whilst you are answering questions Pandora, can you tell me the English
translation of the tiramisu dessert. I have heard it but cannot recall.
Thanks!
Bronnie

sorry to jump in Pandora and Bronwyn...it's "bring me up"

as in, I'm so delicious, you can't resist bringing me up to your mouth to
eat lol

Perhaps Bronwyn, who lives in Australia, is a cannibal 😄DDDD
....but not me, who live in ItalY 🙂))
Pan

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Whilst you are answering questions Pandora, can you tell me the English
translation of the tiramisu dessert. I have heard it but cannot recall.
Thanks!
Bronnie

sorry to jump in Pandora and Bronwyn...it's "bring me up"

as in, I'm so delicious, you can't resist bringing me up to your mouth to
eat lol

Perhaps Bronwyn, who lives in Australia, is a cannibal 😄DDDD
...but not me, who live in ItalY 🙂))
Pan

I didn't realise how I'd written that explanation, until Pan pointed it out
lol

the 'me' in 'bringing me up to your mouth ' is the tiramisu (tira mi su)
talking,.NOT ME me rofl

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"Andy" <q> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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I just saw a TV show on the cable "Travel Channel" with a European host,
"Floyd (?) in Piedmonte.

Was this recent, did you hear about it? What did the locals think of it?

They showed the town, truffle hunting dogs and the wine harvest. And the
host tried to cook a local dish, though without grace.

Does this ring a bell????

Andy

Andy, not answering your question, but
today was "Floyd on Italy" Liguria; Piedmont - Fishing Villages; a
chocolate factory.

Oh! Nice program 🙂

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but I watch "Far Flung Floyd" AND "Floyd Uncorked."
I can't tell if it is the same Floyd and the programs were taped at
different decades in his life, or it is two different persons.

I watched one program the other day and there were a bunch of campers (he
cooks outdoors in a lot of one of one of these series) and he acted like
he was "in his cups." We had a lot of laughs. Probably the "Floyd
Uncorked."

Does anyone know if it is the same Floyd in both of these series.
Dee Dee

I don't know him!
Cheers
Pandora

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He's British.

It's Keith Floyd....its the same chap in all shows, just through the years.

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> Whilst you are answering questions Pandora, can you tell me the English
> translation of the tiramisu dessert. I have heard it but cannot recall.
> Thanks!
> Bronnie
>

sorry to jump in Pandora and Bronwyn...it's "bring me up"

as in, I'm so delicious, you can't resist bringing me up to your mouth
to eat lol

Perhaps Bronwyn, who lives in Australia, is a cannibal 😄DDDD
...but not me, who live in ItalY 🙂))
Pan

I didn't realise how I'd written that explanation, until Pan pointed it
out lol

the 'me' in 'bringing me up to your mouth ' is the tiramisu (tira mi su)
talking,.NOT ME me rofl

ROTFL!!!!!!!!
Pandora

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"Andy" <q> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
>I just saw a TV show on the cable "Travel Channel" with a European host,
> "Floyd (?) in Piedmonte.
>
> Was this recent, did you hear about it? What did the locals think of
> it?
>
> They showed the town, truffle hunting dogs and the wine harvest. And
> the
> host tried to cook a local dish, though without grace.
>
> Does this ring a bell????
>
> Andy

Andy, not answering your question, but
today was "Floyd on Italy" Liguria; Piedmont - Fishing Villages; a
chocolate factory.

Oh! Nice program 🙂

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but I watch "Far Flung Floyd" AND "Floyd Uncorked."
I can't tell if it is the same Floyd and the programs were taped at
different decades in his life, or it is two different persons.

I watched one program the other day and there were a bunch of campers
(he cooks outdoors in a lot of one of one of these series) and he acted
like he was "in his cups." We had a lot of laughs. Probably the "Floyd
Uncorked."

Does anyone know if it is the same Floyd in both of these series.
Dee Dee

I don't know him!
Cheers
Pandora

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He's British.

It's Keith Floyd....its the same chap in all shows, just through the
years.

So he is not from Piedmont!?!
Pandora

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I watch "Far Flung Floyd" AND "Floyd Uncorked."

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I can't tell if it is the same Floyd and the programs were taped at
different decades in his life, or it is two different persons.

I watched one program the other day and there were a bunch of campers
(he cooks outdoors in a lot of one of one of these series) and he acted
like he was "in his cups." We had a lot of laughs. Probably the "Floyd
Uncorked."

Does anyone know if it is the same Floyd in both of these series.
Dee Dee

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He's British.

It's Keith Floyd....its the same chap in all shows, just through the
years.

That's good to know. Thanks. He sure seems to be having fun all through his
years.
Dee Dee