Pipi d’ Ange!
Angel Pee.
Kid you not.
Five Euros a glass.
Delicious.
Pipi d’ Ange
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16 responses to “Pipi d’ Ange”
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Well…how was it?
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Tell more . . .
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Oh the humor of it! Did you giggle?
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Beats ‘pipi de chat’ anyday!
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Wonder if that tastes as sweet as the “Lacrimae Christi” from the Vesuvio vineyards! 😉
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Oh, yes, tell more!
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Must be sweet if from an angel 😉
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Pass…………
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Wow, never underestimate the Power of Corey! I just Googled in order to find out exactly what “Pipi d’Ange” is — and the very first listing was for this blog post!
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Sounds interesting….not sure if I want to know or not!
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Well???
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“pipe de chat”!!!!!!Monica, that is funny!
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where I come from we have wine called “cuisse de bergere”.. Sheperdess’s thigh!!!
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Before one trip over there, my husband and I read or saw a travel program where the guy mentioned cheese the locals (?) described as Les Pieds d’anges — feet of angels. We decided that meant stinky cheese; when we encountered especially stinky cheeses (which we actually love) we started moving around the angels’ anatomy, wondering if a particular cheese might be armpit-of-angels, etc. Much travel hilarity ensued, but only between the two of us.
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yes…….does it taste heavenly?
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My 12 year old French Bulldog is named Pipi. I named her that when she was 4 months old. I thought it sounded French. Little did I know at the time how French it was. But it has served her well. She was very hard to house-break ‘-)
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