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Miam
Hey man the noodles look fantastic , but I always wondered , what is the little white star with the pink swirl in the middle about ? Is it a special type of egg or something like that ?
Also , do Japanese people eat ham often ? Is that a traditional way of eating the noodles , or is that a recent addition ie . Within the last 100 years or so ?
Thanks bananaman.
White star is…A boiled fish paste with a whirlpool-like pattern .
Roasted pork fillet originates from China. Ramen also originally came from China, but many flavors were created in Japan.
Lol Bananaman 
Loved him x
Me too.
Also got a strong sense of Deja Vu.
Did we talk Bananman before on Nostr or was that with someone else?
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Man , is the dandy even a thing now ?
If it is , I have no doubt that they probably have trashed it like they have done with everything else , it's probably all PC jokes and stuff.
Remember in the Beano they were always beating up the nerdy poofter whats his name , Walter , he was always playing with his dollies and shit , they probably stopped that I would say .
No idea. Not familiar with The Beano tbh.
I grew up in The Netherlands, but back in the 80’s we did receive BBC and Sky. That’s where I must’ve seen Bananaman.
You seen him on television ! Right , well he's a character from a series of childrens comics called "The Dandy" , you could get it at the newsagent every sunday , or if you signed up for the " Beano club" or the "Dandy club " , then you got it sent though the post.
It's a shame there isn't anything like that really these days , it was a nice little ritual .