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Funny how I have….. Here’s over a dozen mentions of going to Brittany Fill yer boots :ROFLMAO: https://www.diynot.com/diy/search/6619558/?q=Brittany&c%5Busers%5D=Notch7&o=relevance

She is a hottie though (y)

It’s a very lovely country to visit, Brittany, or the Charente-Maritime region are amazing. Anywhere further South of Bergerac is great but terribly expensive.

I made the mistake of trying andouille sausage in Brittany. (The rings you can see are intestines)

Last time I was in Brittany, I went to a place that sold wine by the litre -I took in an empty milk bottle which was filled to the brim with a nice Merlot for about 7 Euros for 2 litres -better than most wines Ive drunk in UK

Balut from the Philippines. Yuk I did try Andouille sausage from Brittany on a Galette. I was thinking it would be a spicy sausage....wrong it looks like onion rings, but is actually intestine sliced up. My dog loved it! (not to be confused with the American andouille).

I love haggis, always have it around Burns night although no Scottish myself. Worst thing Ive had is Andouille sausage in Brittany.....yuk

I know a few people that have moved to France, some as retirement. Parts of France, Normandy, Brittany, Charente-Maritime for example have thriving expat communities and its possible to buy a large farmhouse for under £200k. I wouldn't say it's better, just different. Parts of France...

You can’t beat the galettes they do in Brittany. I make them a few times a year here, they use Ble noir flour which is naturally gluten free.

...with an Etsy shop, it’s no longer worth having customers in EU (so a market of 430 million no gone) 4) I can no longer go on holidays to Brittany with my dog: the rules surrounding pets is now too complex and too expensive. 5) I have a friend who had a house in Brittany and lived there most...

I made the mistake of ordering a galette with Andouille sausage in Brittany - when arrived I thought “it’s got loads of onion rings on top, that wasn’t in the description.” They certainly weren’t onion rings. thankfully I had my little dog with me….

I remember visiting a Cave a vin in Malastroit, Brittany, 4 years ago. I took my own 2 litre bottle which filled up with a decent Merlot: cost about €4 Im no fan of champagne, I do think there are much better English sparkling wines. I live only a half hour from Denbies vineyard whifh do some...

Whereabouts? A mate of mine bought a house 30 mins drive inland from La Rochelle in the Charente-Maritime region, he found it has a consistent micro climate with sunshine more like the South. I love Brittany, especially the area around Malestroit, but the weather is just like the U.K….rainy.

Brittany ferries have introduced a new Rosslare to Cherbourg route Grimaldi lines are in talks to start a new, possibly year-round freight and passenger service between Cork and the port of Vigo in Northern Spain Brittany Ferries has started its new sailing from Rosslare to Roscoff in France...

Poor Mottie resorts to lying in his desperation to support Brexit sh1tshambles: “but is actually intestine sliced up. My dog loved it! (not to be confused with the American andouille” “ holidays to Brittany with my dog” “They certainly weren’t onion rings. thankfully I had my little dog with me…”

I made the mistake of trying andouille sausage in Brittany -a Britanty speciality. I somehow imagined it woukd be a rustic farmhouse sausage -it isnt, it looks like a slice of a whole onoin, Ie whiteish rings. Turns out its a load of intestines put inside one another, then sliced up. Its not...

...you might not expect: beer, oven chips, soy sauce, corn flakes, marmite, loads of things with yeast extract etc etc. I’ve tried loads of recipes to make gluten free bread and they are all pretty awful. On the plus side Galettes that are a traditional meal in Brittany are gluten free and...

Thanks for that -very interesting when I last visited Brittany -I was amazed that most towns had a market, which had plenty of vegetable, fruit, meat and cheese stalls -and the locals came out in big numbers to buy stuff totally different to UK where we just "do Tescos"

I don't know if it's true of just Brittany but the local towns there all seems to have morning markets...where they have fruit n veg stalls selling loads of fresh, local produce. I esp remember the huge bunches of fresh herbs, salad leaves etc.

...considering at the time I was regularly importing timber, ironmongery and machinery from EU countries, I also used to travel with my dog to Brittany for holidays. I can tell the light bulb moment: I believed in the idea of U.K. being able to make its own trade deals, but somebody (on this...