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Is it possible to take an electric stove to the hotel to cook shrimp?
How many volts does the outlet give in GOA hotels, as far as possible. Please share if you have had this experience.
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Take a gas stove and bottle with you.
And then do not care how much the outlet gives.
And then do not care how much the outlet gives.
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answered 11 years ago
Maybe it’s better to arrange in some cafe to cook your shrimp, for a fee, of course. People often ask about irons, but about an electric stove ... Or are you kidding?
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answered 11 years ago
You can take. But isn't it easier then to take an apartment, a villa, apartments with a normal kitchen instead of a hotel?
And gas cylinders cannot be transported across the border, especially by air. So, Sigur, your great idea cannot be realized. So you have to drag an electric stove ;-)
And gas cylinders cannot be transported across the border, especially by air. So, Sigur, your great idea cannot be realized. So you have to drag an electric stove ;-)
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answered 11 years ago
Tiles are yesterday!!! Advanced tourists cook shrimp in hotel electric kettles! Hold the button until it boils well. Greetings to the next guests and pleasant tea drinking!
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answered 11 years ago
hahaha question of the day. even weeks.
and then everything about Egypt and Egypt ...
I support the advice about the apartment.
my friends were a big company for two years in a row on NG. rented a house, cooked seafood themselves, and so on. everything suited them
and then everything about Egypt and Egypt ...
I support the advice about the apartment.
my friends were a big company for two years in a row on NG. rented a house, cooked seafood themselves, and so on. everything suited them
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answered 11 years ago
The socket gives as many volts as it comes to it through the wires. :) And 220 comes.
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answered 11 years ago
A fairly frequently asked question among those traveling to GOA. and there is nothing funny
shrimp in cafes are more expensive than freshly caught in the bazaar))))))) but only you have to go to the fish market at 5 in the morning for them.
shrimp in cafes are more expensive than freshly caught in the bazaar))))))) but only you have to go to the fish market at 5 in the morning for them.
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answered 11 years ago
minaeva5
Can you imagine what the smell of cooking will be?))
as an option, you can cook in a bowl + boiler)))))))
but it is better to agree with some eatery)))
gas cylinders are not allowed.
Can you imagine what the smell of cooking will be?))
as an option, you can cook in a bowl + boiler)))))))
but it is better to agree with some eatery)))
gas cylinders are not allowed.
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answered 11 years ago
Pachok, live forever - learn a century)) I'm talking about the button on the teapot.
I fried eggs on the iron on army missions, it was the case, now I will know what to do with shrimp)
I fried eggs on the iron on army missions, it was the case, now I will know what to do with shrimp)
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answered 11 years ago
Horrible!!!!! Guys, you're going on vacation!!!!!!!!!! Well, relax, you will spend the extra 3 kopecks, but you will feel like a man)): And then how will others drink tea from the teapot in which you boiled shrimp?!!! And what will the same service staff think of you, which we don’t consider human beings? And then questions: why Russians are not loved anywhere!!!!!
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answered 11 years ago
"And what will the same servant think of you"
uh, are you sure you were in India?)) Do you know what people think about you without boiling dumplings in a saucepan, ordinary passers-by?)))))))
by the way, if you think that only "Russians" turn to such questions, then you are deeply mistaken))) the same Germans are happy to cook all kinds of marine life in rooms in India)))
uh, are you sure you were in India?)) Do you know what people think about you without boiling dumplings in a saucepan, ordinary passers-by?)))))))
by the way, if you think that only "Russians" turn to such questions, then you are deeply mistaken))) the same Germans are happy to cook all kinds of marine life in rooms in India)))
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answered 11 years ago
Anette, you once highly recommended that I rent a bike and ride around India for $200 for two weeks. Maybe it suits someone. I have a different concept of vacation. We managed normal excursions and taxis. And one more thing: I didn’t answer YOU personally ...
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answered 11 years ago
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I didn’t recommend you to ride a bike around India, by the way, and not only me, I advised you to ride in GOA)) otherwise, as you can see, it would be a culture shock. )))) you are confusing something ....
and one more thing: do you have any legal rights restricting anyone's comments??
I didn’t recommend you to ride a bike around India, by the way, and not only me, I advised you to ride in GOA)) otherwise, as you can see, it would be a culture shock. )))) you are confusing something ....
and one more thing: do you have any legal rights restricting anyone's comments??
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answered 11 years ago
I love shrimp more than girls, by the way!)))
I personally do not quarrel, I enjoy people))))
I personally do not quarrel, I enjoy people))))
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answered 11 years ago
There are also aparthotels, I won’t say about India, I wasn’t interested, but in most countries popular with our tourists, you can book this option. Including through travel agencies. Ask!
Aparthotels are ordinary hotels with all services, they just have a full-fledged kitchenette - tiles, a kettle, all utensils, an extractor hood and a refrigerator.
Such hotels can be both 3 * and 5 *
Often in ordinary hotels there are a couple of rooms of this type, apartments or some kind of cottage / villa with a kitchen ...
Or camping! This is generally ideal if you need it on a budget (otherwise there would be no question of cooking in the room). Camping is not always a tent. These can be places in cabins, places in bungalows or trailers. There are also cool detached houses. Campsite kitchens are very often shared! That is, you can come and cook in a special place for brewing ;-)
There may be a separate kitchen.
It seems to me that it is better for you to pay attention in this direction - you don’t need this - tiles, boilers, etc. I will tell you as a person with extensive experience in hiking, tents, boilers, burners and other things ...
logvinova, about the teapot, it was a banter from Pachok, if that))))
Aparthotels are ordinary hotels with all services, they just have a full-fledged kitchenette - tiles, a kettle, all utensils, an extractor hood and a refrigerator.
Such hotels can be both 3 * and 5 *
Often in ordinary hotels there are a couple of rooms of this type, apartments or some kind of cottage / villa with a kitchen ...
Or camping! This is generally ideal if you need it on a budget (otherwise there would be no question of cooking in the room). Camping is not always a tent. These can be places in cabins, places in bungalows or trailers. There are also cool detached houses. Campsite kitchens are very often shared! That is, you can come and cook in a special place for brewing ;-)
There may be a separate kitchen.
It seems to me that it is better for you to pay attention in this direction - you don’t need this - tiles, boilers, etc. I will tell you as a person with extensive experience in hiking, tents, boilers, burners and other things ...
logvinova, about the teapot, it was a banter from Pachok, if that))))
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answered 11 years ago
hatinka
In India, guesthouses have apartments. so they live there for months
In India, guesthouses have apartments. so they live there for months
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answered 11 years ago
"logvinova, about the teapot, it was a banter from Pachok, if what))))"
Exactly!:) Shyutka humor.
Z.Y. Recently there was a topic on another forum about where to buy flour and minced meat in Pattaya! People were going to go to Thailand and were very worried about whether they would have the opportunity to make dumplings on the balcony. They asked in all seriousness. They wrote that if the whole family didn’t eat dumplings every day and didn’t screw up their borscht, the vacation was gone.
Exactly!:) Shyutka humor.
Z.Y. Recently there was a topic on another forum about where to buy flour and minced meat in Pattaya! People were going to go to Thailand and were very worried about whether they would have the opportunity to make dumplings on the balcony. They asked in all seriousness. They wrote that if the whole family didn’t eat dumplings every day and didn’t screw up their borscht, the vacation was gone.
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answered 11 years ago
Well, why, if borscha khachyu, and I’m bastard from dumplings! How to live without them, otherwise, shrimp, shrimp! Our crayfish also need to be found there!
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answered 11 years ago
and I know a friend who ALWAYS goes on vacation with an electric stove and a bunch of all that garbage
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answered 11 years ago
"Recently there was a topic on another forum about where to buy flour and minced meat in Pattaya! People were going to go to Thailand and were very worried about whether they would have the opportunity to make dumplings on the balcony."
Well, how can I not love you all because you regularly cheer up!))))))))
Well, how can I not love you all because you regularly cheer up!))))))))
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answered 11 years ago
well, what? my ex used to carry lard with him everywhere, regardless of the country of rest and the level of the hotel
For some reason, the favorite place for consumption of fat by him and his friends was Egypt. he was so kind to me - first he will treat the locals, and then he explains what it is and from which animal.
I remember our trips - there was a feeling that I was relaxing with the KVN team.
and about food - I have a friend from Ukraine who came to visit me in the Philippines. so someone told her that that food was bad and the man took with him half a suitcase of Mivina and diluted soups. she didn’t think of asking me, who was there at that time for 4 months already, but to listen to a person who wouldn’t even find this country on the map - that’s please ...
For some reason, the favorite place for consumption of fat by him and his friends was Egypt. he was so kind to me - first he will treat the locals, and then he explains what it is and from which animal.
I remember our trips - there was a feeling that I was relaxing with the KVN team.
and about food - I have a friend from Ukraine who came to visit me in the Philippines. so someone told her that that food was bad and the man took with him half a suitcase of Mivina and diluted soups. she didn’t think of asking me, who was there at that time for 4 months already, but to listen to a person who wouldn’t even find this country on the map - that’s please ...
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answered 11 years ago
In Thailand, the first week we ate Tom Yam soup, shrimp, etc. And on the second, as we ordered a pork chop with french fries from a German in a restaurant - my husband just groaned while eating !! The German came up three times to ask if everything was in Ordnuug? )): ( in order )
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answered 11 years ago
Oh what a great question!! Mivina is a kind of vermicelli in a pack of instant food. As tasty as it is harmful.
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answered 11 years ago
Pachok, thanks for clarifying about the kettle, otherwise I fell into a stupor)):
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answered 11 years ago
You will laugh at me, well, good luck! I laugh myself! Last year, going to Croatia, I read that the sea there is rich in mussels. Well, in the Crimea, we habitually catch them and cook them on a gas stove. Do not take a balloon on a plane. How to be? I went to a friend in a chemical laboratory in search of a spirit lamp with dry alcohol. There was none. Instead, they gave me liquid. Such a glass cone with a lid, in which the wick. I bought two fanfurics of alcohol for it and took a small light frying pan. It didn’t come in handy ... We never found mussels, but we ate raw oysters.
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