What would you like to eat?

[HansV]

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[ChrisGreaves]

I'd go for the first item on the list, as long as the breaks worked.
Cheers
Chris

[Rudi]

I'll have 'Baking with honey' without the baking.

[GeoffW]

Thanks to the magic of Google translate, it's possible to see what some of these really mean.
Dumpling thickness = thickness tipper
Boycotting cheese = cheese slicers
Normal doubt = thank you normal
Egg of an oven = egg eggs
Foul flip red = full red hook

I hope that helped.

[HansV]

That still looks half-baked. But thanks anyway.

[Graeme]

Normal doubt seems appropriate.

[HansV]

But I'll have metal suspicion if I eat anything from that menu!

[stuck]

I suppose I'd better go for 'Beans, gentlemen'.

Ken

[HansV]

And for music lovers: "Foul Metal" or "Foul Industrial"?

[Rudi]

For music lovers 2: "Tuna is a problem" and will not sound so good!

[GeoffW]

The item named "worried" is liver with chickpeas. I'd be worried too.

I'd say that the items translated as ful, foul or fool are all actually ful. You're welcome.

(Ful is fava bean, popular in the middle east).

[HansV]

The menu appears to be ful of problems...

[GeoffW]

The menu appears to be ful of problems...

Actually, no.

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[HansV]

But.... but...

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[kdock]

I can't choose between A Period of Masters and A Period of Cream. Oh heck! I'll splurge and get both! They'll just hit the dot!
Kim

[Nick Vittum]

I'm afraid to even think what "heep sheep" is. Back on the farm, I knew what a "sheep heap" was...