Snacks of Doom; sherbert lemon; Grammar

[pengolodh_sc at yahoo.no]

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at y..., "yael-pou" <yael_pou at h...> wrote:
> Sherbet lemon - To Jim Flanagan's request, I checked the Hebrew 
> version of Dumbledore's favourite Muggle snack. It's "KREMBO". 
> That's a very common sweet - 3-4 inches tall, sweet biscuit on the 
> bottom, chocolate frosting all around, and in the middle - you 
> guessed it right. Raw egg yolk, sugared and whisked to a foam (I 
> have no idea how this is called in English - someone please 
> enlighten me). Same one we use on the cakes. <VBG>

Egg-flip?  If you add liqeur, you get eggnog, I think.  In Norway 
it's called "eggedosis".  

I'll see if i can get by a bookstore with the Norwegian edition of 
PS, and see what the Norwegians feed Prof. Humlesnurr.  It's a bit 
difficult, though - I live in a place with bus-connection only every 
Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday...

> > Amy: "It's easy to test for whether to use "that" or "which," 
> > too, but in common usage they're often used in one another's 
> > place, so that people learn a very mixed-up version."
> 
> I didn't know there was a difference *looking around, embarrassed*. 
> Sometimes one sounds better, and sometimes the other. I'd be very 
> happy to learn about it, if anyone feels like teaching me.

Ditto

Best regards
Christian Stubø
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