Thursday 11 August 2011

Summer holidays Day 3: Beans

Niseko has become an exceptionally popular destination for Australian tourists, particularly in winter when the town becomes a little bit of down under up north.
As a result, the local shops have taken to stocking food that appeal to the antipodeans such as Marmite, kangeroo jerky and ... baked beans! Yes, baked beans!
Oh culinary joy.
So we bought some. And bought some more. And now winter will seem that little bit less harsh. Albeit that little bit more, ahem, smelly.

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