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[GreekIslandGirl]

I love these adverts (with thanks to my brother for pointing me towards them).

[wyoming cowboy]

we see these commercials every day here but unfortunately the feta is made in Wisconsin and it tastes more like mozzarella then feta

[GreekIslandGirl]

we see these commercials every day here but unfortunately the feta is made in Wisconsin and it tastes more like mozzarella then feta

Why don't the Greeks patent their products like the French do, for instance? We once got tricked into buying "Patras" feta thinking it was Greek and when we discovered it tasted lame, we looked at the packaging and it was made in Holland or Belgium or some such non-descript plagiarizing place! How dare they!

Anyway, here's another yiayia advert I like ...

[wyoming cowboy]

you use the word non descript more then anyone i know....other then me

[GreekIslandGirl]

you use the word non descript more then anyone i know....other then me

How .... commonplace ... of us! Henceforth, I shall never use it again. Will you? BTW: Speaking of 'nondescript'; how are your electioneering presidential campaigners going?

~

Here's another one I love despite the products being made in Wisconsin:

[wyoming cowboy]

..will only use the word(heavy duty word) when apropo.....as for our electioneering ive stopped paying attention to the masquerade ball. what difference will it make, when its all about playing and the "show must go on", i sure do miss my favorite prez slick Willie ClintON.........

i think this rhymes....woo hooo

[wyoming cowboy]

This goes to show that Greek products have huge potential everywhere. One piece of Christi halloumi costs over 11us dollars in gourmet markets.

[Get Real!]

This goes to show that Greek products have huge potential everywhere. One piece of Christi halloumi costs over 11us dollars in gourmet markets.

Christis is a Cypriot company re chollo!

http://www.christisdairies.com.cy/aboutus.html

[GreekIslandGirl]

This goes to show that Greek products have huge potential everywhere. One piece of Christi halloumi costs over 11us dollars in gourmet markets.

Christis is a Cypriot company re chollo!

http://www.christisdairies.com.cy/aboutus.html

From your link ....

New Feta "Christis"... it can't be more delicious!

A traditional and completely unique Greek feta cheese flavour, which promises a new delicious "experience" with your food, launched in the Cyprus market by Vivartia (Cyprus) Ltd. This is the Greek Feta "Christis," a traditional recipe and a product of Greek origin which now officially has the original name "feta" in the signature quality of "Christis'! This cheese product is loved by the young and old alike and is an integral part of Greek and Cypriot cuisine.

[wyoming cowboy]

This goes to show that Greek products have huge potential everywhere. One piece of Christi halloumi costs over 11us dollars in gourmet markets.

Christis is a Cypriot company re chollo!

http://www.christisdairies.com.cy/aboutus.html

I forgot to add a sentence... "Cyprus' products have a market here in the USA also