And now that I've made an enormous pot of coffee for all our guests with this SO stuff, not to mention ruining a week's supply of oatmeal, I will creep away from our rental kitchen in Belgrade with my tail between my legs.
Just when you think you're getting the hang of things....
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HAHAHA! Brilliant, I bet that was a fine tasting round of drinks!!
I've made that mistake in rentals more often than I care to remember. I finally learned to do a taste test before using anything, in or out of a box, that I didn't purchase myself.
Oh, Rosemary...! My husband and I had a good giggle over that - I can SO see myself doing the same! Erm. No pun intended?
Ha! You can just pretend it's an early April Fool's joke. I did that one year to my mom when I was in junior high--switched the salt and the sugar jars. Of course it was the one day that my perpetual-baking mom decided not to cook or bake. You see? It's simply an opportunity to teach Američki April Fool's humor.
Okay, what does SO stand for. We non-Serbs need to know this in order to understand how badly you screwed up.
Sally Trenchant
SO is salt :-)
To the layman "SO" would sensibly seem to be the "symbol" for SOdium. Glad I learned my periodic table and its proper symbol "Na".
That said, having cafes regularly mix salt/sugar in their containers, caused me to stop using any sweetener for my coffee.
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