I think he's a kiwi. (They're all the same, but don't say that to them.) I think keeping the vegemite out of the cuisine was a major step forward for him. I think the sideburns helped too.
Again, I was surprised by some of the mistakes. Even I know you have to make pancakes (bilinis) to order. And the mushrooms? If the food is bad, don't serve it! And guess what, adding cheese may or may not rescue a dish.
The gorilla group clearly had the opportunity to go vegetarian. Living with a vegetarian I have some empathy for the choice issues that come up. I was surprised they didn't get dinged for including so many animal bits. One would think that at a zoo event, there would be some vegetarians desperate for munchies. If it had been the chimp group, that would have been something different, but the phrase "eat like a gorilla" conjures up vegan fare. (The Koko Diet)
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Again, I was surprised by some of the mistakes. Even I know you have to make pancakes (bilinis) to order. And the mushrooms? If the food is bad, don't serve it! And guess what, adding cheese may or may not rescue a dish.
The gorilla group clearly had the opportunity to go vegetarian. Living with a vegetarian I have some empathy for the choice issues that come up. I was surprised they didn't get dinged for including so many animal bits. One would think that at a zoo event, there would be some vegetarians desperate for munchies. If it had been the chimp group, that would have been something different, but the phrase "eat like a gorilla" conjures up vegan fare. (The Koko Diet)
- mark 3-26-2008 9:13 am