/int/ - International

Also I got this Pfannkuchen.

Nice.

>>21807 I feel like people would appreciate the rest of the post more without this ragebait. Don't believe me it is? Wait until the Germans wake up.

>>21809 Ay Bernd didtn really care. Call it whatthefuck i dont give one.

Cows.

>>21812 >>21814 Looks just like Brasil.

>>21816 Does Brazill have dairy cattle?

>>21818 More than you can imagine.

>>21824 Hmmm. I thought it was more of a Beef cattle area.

I found a Buddhist temple under construction.

Back home. Adventure over.

>>21829 Which school? Some peopular with SEAs, others with East Asians, some smaller schools like Zen more jp specific.

>>21841 Not sure but it's Chinese. There is a Sri Lankan one I visited just out side of Melbourne as well.

Dumb phone...

>>21844 you can delete posts by clicking the blue ! and then delete post

>>21807 It is called a Berliner or Krapfen but a abomination of what it is supposed to look like. Just call it a Doughnut at this point. I hope it was good and you enjoyed your adventure anyway.

>>21855 I have heard it being called Berliner Pfannkuchen. Even though I am not sure what region that is from.

>The Girolando is a breed of dairy cattle created in Brazil by crossing Gyr cattle from India, a Bos indicus (Indian humped cattle) breed which is resistant to hot temperatures and tropical diseases, with Holstein cows, a Bos taurus breed.[1] Coat colors vary from black to black-and-white Approximately 80% of the milk production in Brazil is produced from Girolando cows. A Girolando is 3/8 Gir and 5/8 Holstein.[2] That's disgusting...

>>21864 In Berlin and Brandenburg it's called Pfannkuchen. Other regions call it Berliner or Krapfen.

>>21869 How do you call pic related?

>>21888 Eierkuchen egg pie

>>21891 Weirdos

>>21869 >>21888 This is what we call "pfannkuchen" (pannukakku).

>>21908 Looks awesome. Would eat

>>21908 It looks like Quarkkuchen. Would also explain the red berries with it. Very delicious. My grandma makes those very well.

>>21828 There's both. But Brasil is gigantic and you can put cattle in almost everywhere. Like in Brasil there are more than 230 millions cattle: is more than the number of brazilians.

>>21855 Here we call it "dream".

>>21941 Sort off. Beef cattle can kind of go anywhere but dairy cattle needs to be on fertile ground. You can move beef cattle around the place but you can't move dairies.

>>21917 It's not. It's just basic pancake/crepe batter poured in a greased ovenpan or whatever dish that you can put in the oven and then you put it in the oven for about 30 minutes. >>21855 >>21942 In Finland they are called "monks". Apparently because they reminded people of plump monks with brown robes.