Spilt Milk
Earlier this week at work, there was a rather obnoxious smell emanating from our little kitchen. Sniffing at the milk carton while the coffee brewed, I decided that the milk must have gone off. The most common source of milk in Brazil is UHT and it lasts forever, both on the shelf and once opened (quite a odd concept for those of us used to the fresh stuff)! The carton in question had been open for a while and I supposed that it had finally reached its best before date. Once disposed of though, the smell continued, and a more thorough search of the fridge led me to the discovery that the smell was emanating from a bag of cajú (cashew) fruits. Having never liked cashew fruits enough to have any in the house, I hadn't realised how strong a smell they have! Poor milk, it sacrificed itself for the cause, but I try not to cry about it!
3 Comments:
Ewwww, I am physically unable to smell milk. How brave of you!
Is the cashew fruit related to the nut?
I'm just sitting here laughing, because I love your last line!
Hi ms.mac ... you can check the post Cashews Anyone for the story behind the cashew fruits! Who knew??
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