Anyone remember those huge, free functions at the Rec Club and the aunties & uncles who used to bring containers and bags and slip food into their bags?? Very funny!
We have a woman who attends my speaker programme at the business school (they are free) and she brings a basket and loads it up! We leave her be because she's a real character! Funny thing is that she's very wealthy!
Not quite the " tupperware brigade " that I have seen at times .. but here its a very accepted cape spanish custom ..
It happens here to but generally if staying in an hotel or B & B - some people take away bread-rolls, cold meat, jams and fruits.....maybe for their lunch feedme
Quote from: Cherry (Alcock) on April 19, 2009, 08:09:22 AM
Funny thing is that she's very wealthy!
Now you know why she is whealthy iknow
Was'nt there a tupperware club or something.......
Tuppeware parties .. the agents usually convince one to host the party at ones home invite lots of friends .. the person hosting got a tpperware gift , the agent lots of sales , and the guests carting home more tupperware containers ...
The tupperware brigade is where people shamelessly bring their containers to a party to cart some goodies home ..
...and then there was something called the twenty five club, or to that effect.....
one character who shall remain nameless got the nickname 'kreefkop' because he loaded up crayfish into plastic bags at one of these functions to take home.
and the one who walked out with a whole suckling pig on a tray ...
Good idea, this. No cooking and shopping, rather just collect....
Any body in my area planning a funeral, birthday party, doop, whatever, please let me know, I need to stock my fridge!
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obviously not of the Yiddish faith I would say Cherry.
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