| | There is a grocery store in Buesingen (more of a mini mart really) that I pass everyday on my way to and from work. In the window are artfully displayed products that one might buy at a grocery store; Swiss chocolate, soap and Pringles to name a few. Their presence in the window is not meant to imply that these items are actully sold at this store but rather to inform passers by of the kind of store that this is.
This store is not meant to supply all the needed ingredients for schnizel, that is what Lidl (if you have Euro) or Migros (if you prefer swiss Francs) is for (I reccomed Migros for milk and produce and Lidl for everything else). This store does what it is meant to do quite well; that is provide a place for you to pick up the liter of milk you forgot at Coop (better milk than Migros) for tomorrows breakfast, a tube of Signal brand toothpaste, or some potato chips for an after work snack (after work but not lunch time as this store, like many stores in Germany, is closed for two hours in the middle of the day so that the store's propriators can eat luch like most normal people.)
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| | Posted 1/19/2009 9:05 AM - 1 View - 0 eProps - 0 comments
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