Food and Drink

When I went to South Africa with the family, the food was like nothing I've ever had. Before we get to the exotic stuff, I drank Pineapple Fanta and had a Magnum Gold ice cream bar before the brands landed here in 'Murica. The two most memorable resturants were a seafood place called Panama Jack and another resturant that I can't remember the name of. At Panama Jacks, the seafood was so good (Mozambique Lobster, shrimp, mussels, etc.) we ordered seconds. When I went to the mall in Cape Town, I got myself some ostrich biltong which was a nice treat. At the other restaurant, I ordered a wild game kebab (wildebeest, impala, springbok, and kudu) and they were all delicious, especially the wildebeest and impala which I still consider the best things I've ever eaten. The food at the game reserve we were at (Simbambili) was also top notch. Dishes included kudu with butternut squash soup, impala sausage, and plenty of sausage & bacon in the morning.
 

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Badboymelvin wrote on BlueFlyer's profile.
Hey mate,
How are you?
Have really enjoyed reading your thread on the 416WSM... really good stuff!
Hey, I noticed that you were at the SSAA Eagle Park range... where about in Australia are you?
Just asking because l'm based in Geelong and l frequent Eagle Park a bit too.
Next time your down, let me know if you want to catch up and say hi (y)
Take care bud
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Hyde Hunter wrote on MissingAfrica's profile.
may I suggest Intaba Safaris in the East Cape by Port Elizabeth, Eugene is a great guy, 2 of us will be there April 6th to April 14th. he does cull hunts(that's what I am doing) and if you go to his web site he is and offering daily fees of 200.00 and good cull prices. Thanks Jim
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