Speghetti Bolagnese

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 When I was in Brugge For lunch in dinner I ate only Speghetti Bolagnese. At the end of Brugge I had eaten a total of 5 spaghetti bolagnese( so far I have eaten 6 the last one was in Amsterdam). When I was eating the first spaghetti I knew that I would have this whenever I could.
 

 (These are 4 of the 5 spaghettis that i had)


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  1. KathyJune 18, 2023 at 3:24 AM

    We also had pasta at Aunt Lisa & Uncle Mick's house in Costessy (but not bolognese) They now know you as the pasta lover!

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