fenris Wrote:Hi, sure I have.... what kind of you want to have ? Soups .. salads... whatever. Because they are from my own I must translate them.. and its easier and faster if I know, what you want. And they may be unusually for you ... because I´m lacto-vegetarian ... no eggs, no cheese... and I hate soya.
I´m still thinking in time at my mother-in-law.. she invites us to dinner ... served chickenwings :eek: and said : "Boy ... that you can eat ... it´s all vegetarian ... no pig, no cow " :eek::eek:
She invites me never again after my question where the chickentrees are and the fishplants are standing. 
Marshlander and I are ovo-lacto and will have cheese but we experienced something similar with one of our friends who'd done her best to make it a vegetarian corner in one of her dishes which had meat in it... lol. So funny
what people don't really understand sometimes!!! But we found a way around it in the end
mile:.
As a general rule, I always make a point of asking my guests if they will eat anything or if they have intolerances to any foods, that way, they don't get any unpleasant surprises, but some people still believe that a good guest will eat anything.
I once read in a vegetarian magazine also, that if you are invited out and you don't know what's for food, then you bring something that
you can eat and that you can share with the other guests too... That way, you don't make your host or hostess feel awkward about not having the right food on display. I use that trick often, and find it quite useful.
![[-]](https://gayspeak.com/images/duende_v3_local/collapse.png)
official here... I'm adding you as one of my friends (on my list) if I may???
)
