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  • joe ragan
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    Originally posted by johntap View Post
    I am not happy. I can pay (but don't) 85 000 Rp a kilo or good apples here. In Detroit yesterday the price was 22 000rp/kilo...........

    An apple a day (keeps the dukun away)…..may drive you bananas!
    What fruits in season in your neck of the woods whose shape, texture and have somewhat of a similar health benefit of apples?
    This month’s fruit in abundance are: kesemek, kedongdong, sawo or even bangkuang.

    "All things considered, I'd rather be in Indahnesia."

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  • LittleMonster
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    Originally posted by PhilippeD View Post
    Hey Li Mo... You said you dog is a monster... is it that much?



    So.... Yes! Yesterday evening I was VERY busy... I think you know at doing what!!!

    Hi phil, did you attach an image by any chance? It doesnt appear on my ipad tho.
    He is a monster yes, but i loveeeeeeeee that monster �� hahaha.

    Busy? With tomatoes or your own LiMos?

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  • PhilippeD
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    Originally posted by johntap View Post
    Phil

    I was trying to make two points:
    1. the imported apple price need not be nearly 4 times the price of the US apples
    2. local tomatoes are grown here and sell at 15-25000rp/kilo - The US seems cheaper!
    From my understanding, with the amount of different fruit, importing fruit is considered as a luxury (tantrum?), hence the disproportionate cost... and yes, I agree with you it is way too much high and I hate when my wife spend for that.

    The tomato are in a similar place than the apple, they are not use by the local, their is no cultural dish who contain tomato. which place the tomato in a "speciality" market with a quite low selling. Which explain the price.
    Also, I'm quite deceive with the few choice of tomato available (at least here in Samarinda)

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  • johntap
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    Phil

    I was trying to make two points:
    1. the imported apple price need not be nearly 4 times the price of the US apples
    2. local tomatoes are grown here and sell at 15-25000rp/kilo - The US seems cheaper!

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  • PhilippeD
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    Originally posted by johntap View Post
    I am not happy. I can pay (but don't) 85 000 Rp a kilo or good apples here. In Detroit yesterday the price was 22 000rp/kilo. Tomatoes @ 14 000rp/kilo
    Apple are a imported product in Indo... you should expect higher price than in US
    For the tomato, it's kind of ridiculous. Tomato are topical plant from south america, they can perfectly grow here and a plant will supply tomato all year long none stop (I don't remember the life expectancy of the plant). It is ridiculous to have to import tomato in Indo!
    That's why I have start my own plant some week ago... waiting for the fresh tomato from the garden!

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  • johntap
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    I am not happy. I can pay (but don't) 85 000 Rp a kilo or good apples here. In Detroit yesterday the price was 22 000rp/kilo. Tomatoes @ 14 000rp/kilo

    Apple section all 89¢ a pound

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  • merahputih
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    Originally posted by vania~ View Post
    but even if you bake, you obviously will use clean utensils that already been washed. not like, you'll use a bowl which there is soup in it and just throw the soup, and use the bowl to make a dough or something without washing them clean, unless youre very jorok person
    Some people are very strict avoiding any trace of pork. They don't believe it even if you wash your bowl over and over, vania~.
    I believe PhilippeD's business runs well without such customers.

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  • PhilippeD
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    Hey Li Mo... You said you dog is a monster... is it that much?



    So.... Yes! Yesterday evening I was VERY busy... I think you know at doing what!!!

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  • Alia
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    Originally posted by PhilippeD View Post
    welcome to the food market Alia!

    What kind of cool drink do you make? From fresh fruit or some of the Indonesian sweet drink with jelly?
    I wish you the best, if you can resign from your job for this business, that will be very good.
    Hehehe.., thanks Phil..

    Its cappuccino ice blended with shredded jelly grass as topping.

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  • vania~
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    thats true, papa phillip!

    im also minority hehe, most muslim around me are like that.. and the open minded one is not so many..
    it also happen in other religions, like Christian or Catholic.. thats one reason why i decide myself i dont wanna be religious like that..

    i find it silly that people who are strict following religion is more like make distance or ruin relationship from other people

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  • PhilippeD
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    Originally posted by vania~ View Post
    but even if you bake, you obviously will use clean utensils that already been washed. not like, you'll use a bowl which there is soup in it and just throw the soup, and use the bowl to make a dough or something without washing them clean, unless youre very jorok person
    Vania, Vania, Vania....
    Don't you know pork meat and meat not kill by a muslim telling "Allah akbar" is as much dangerous and transmissible than the Ebola virus.

    Putting a foot in a restaurant own by a non-muslim can highly put your life in danger.
    You need to take this very seriously!

    Can you imagine what can happen to you if you smell a cake bake by someone who have eat pork a month ago???


    I know it is not ALL muslim who think like that, but unfortunately A LOT think and act like this without any exaggeration!
    And it amplify by 10 in Ramadan time.


    God bless their soul

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  • vania~
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    Originally posted by merahputih View Post
    It's assumed that you use the same cooking utensils for your daily menu, in any process of baking.

    I hope you find more clients. Good luck for the business.
    but even if you bake, you obviously will use clean utensils that already been washed. not like, you'll use a bowl which there is soup in it and just throw the soup, and use the bowl to make a dough or something without washing them clean, unless youre very jorok person

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  • vania~
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    Originally posted by PhilippeD View Post
    She use BBM... Making something ourself always bring way more satisfaction
    yess so truee and makes me wonder if i'll bake another recipe in my spare time yeayeayeay lol..

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  • whatever
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    Speaking of, now I see how BBM is better than WhatsApp in terms of chat history. Been trying to find old chats, the file is .bak, I have Googled all day and I give up. Always better to send conversations via email instead of keeping them on a memory card which I find useless. Anyways, I like WhatsApp better than BBM for daily chats, I can send multiple photos at once and customize the wallpaper

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  • PhilippeD
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    Originally posted by vania~ View Post
    i was trying to whatsapp your wife, asked for the cake, apparently she was busy, eventually i baked my own cake hahahah it was FUN!
    She use BBM... Making something ourself always bring way more satisfaction

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