Our tour guide recommended a gelato shop to us, and by golly it was all she made it out to be. Definitely worth the half mile walk to it. I ordered an avocado cream mix that was simply to die for! Brilliant work on the part of the creators.
Still on the subject of food, Deef and I visited Lamm, a kebap/gyro stall across the street. The sandwich I purchased was pretty good but tasted slightly of taco meat, a definite turn off for my palate. I've had better at home. I'm hoping I can find a kebap to rival that of the masterful Kloitsburg concoction that I had in Berlin. What can I say, I'm a sucker for pickles.
The tour mentioned in paragraph one was actually very interesting, and the guide did an excellent job of presenting a history to a group who knew absolutely nothing about it. Her mannerisms might be defined as "quirky" in a typical social setting, but in the setting of a tour guide they drew in the audience and added a personal feel to the vague, distant histories. I would definitely recommend her to anyone going on such a tour.
I purchased all the ingredients necessary for Knodel today, hoping to make it for dinner, but I rediscovered our lack of a dishtowel upon our return home. Sadness followed. Hopefully the next day will meet with more knodel success.
By the way, I'm Chase. My google profile got put in as my post name......
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