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Cakes- chocolate

Tina2 Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 02-23-04 19:04

Cakes- chocolate

Does anybody know how to sort out Cake (choccy would be great), Champagne and a rose for a romantic Birthday treat for my other half (ah). Staying in Malina village, Borovets from 28th Feb. We stayed in Yogoda last year so I know roughly where things are. Might go to the chinese (down the hill from the Samakov) as last year it was very good, unless there is any other good suggestions.
Thanks.
Yorkshire Terriers Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 02-23-04 19:13

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Tina

What a lovely thought and I am sure your 'other half' will enjoy your treat. I would take Champagne from the UK with you, ASDA have some excellent value for money Champagne

Also make sure the rose is a WHITE one, not a red variety.

Hope you enjoy your holiday

YT
@barmy-army.org.uk
Tez Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 02-23-04 20:17

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cake shop in samakov was good when i needed a cake for my sons 16th
Ellie Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 02-23-04 21:16

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When do you need it for?

The day you arrive or longer into your stay?

I am in contact with one of the ski instructors in Borovets. I can call him and ask or alternatively you could ask your rep or instructor once you get there.

Hope this helps

Ellie Razz
Pamporovo Pete Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 02-23-04 21:57

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Don't even think of taking Champagne from the UK. The Bulgarian champers is fine, and at 3 quid a bottle you can drink it all night.

Pamporovo Pete Cool
tina2 Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 02-24-04 10:52

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thanks - I have no intension of carrying anything that heavy (or expensive) from UK. How do I make sure I get dry champers? And what do the locals call it?
tina2 Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 02-24-04 10:53

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Ellie
Birthday is Wednesday 3rd- any help appreciated
Ellie Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 02-24-04 12:32

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Tina

As far as I know you buy it in the supermarket or restaurants. Bottle looks the same as here. No idea what it's called but what I had at the ski presentation evening was more than adequate.

If I get a chance later I'll give Krassi a call and ask if he knows where I can get a cake.

We enjoyed eating in the Avalanche. Food was excellent, open fire, not too busy and the people extremely friendly. Went for a meal with Krassi and his wife to celebrate their anniversary to the ...
Tina

As far as I know you buy it in the supermarket or restaurants. Bottle looks the same as here. No idea what it's called but what I had at the ski presentation evening was more than adequate.

If I get a chance later I'll give Krassi a call and ask if he knows where I can get a cake.

We enjoyed eating in the Avalanche. Food was excellent, open fire, not too busy and the people extremely friendly. Went for a meal with Krassi and his wife to celebrate their anniversary to the Black Cat - lucky her! Also goo and had a band playing music. Alpin is also good with extensive menu but a bit expensive.

The ski show is on Wednesday nights so suss out which you like best and maybe book a table the day before.

Hope all this helps

Ellie Razz

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tina2 Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 02-24-04 13:21
Ellie Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 02-27-04 12:40

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Tina - Put a note on yesterday - 26th about how you can get hold of a cake!!

Any problems feel free to ask

Ellie Razz