Exotic Proverbs on Food! (Mostly Liquids, Mostly Solids and Food Values)

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Worries are easier to bear with soup than without it. (Yiddish)

Little by little the spinach is cooked. (Maltese)

When the curry is tasty, the rice will be raw. (Malaysian)

A good salad may be the prologue to a bad supper. (English)

The older the ginger and cinnamon become, the more pungent is their flavor. (Chinese)

The best beer is where the coachman and the priests go for their drink. (Polish)

Wine is lunatic water. (Japanese)

With money one can even buy rabbit cheese. (Rumanian)

The confectioner likes the bread best. (Russian)

Scope of this book: You may find this book helpful as a source for proverbs on culinary themes on everyday businesses & insightful analogies in communications both at personal and professional regime. Kindly make use of this collection in your menus, presentations, projects, ad campaigns and daily conversations. Some of the readers suggested these unique collection of proverbs as a candidate for bathroom reading too.

Ann Joseph