New to forum...

Greetings to all.....Im new to the forum , but a long time lurker to the site. I am a retired US Navy swabbie that has traveled all over the US and world so I hope I can bring something to this excellent site , also as someone who was born overseas ( Scotland ) I do know a little about food from the UK . And as a candy freak who has had most of my teeth repaired / replaced I can speak as a informal expert on sweetstuff....Again hello to everyone and I hope I can contribute to the food experiance .

Welcome Miata Stu. I am anxious to hear of your world wide experiences and food. I am sure that you can contribute a lot.

I am particularly interested in your Scotland food experience.

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Paul E. Smith
Knoxville, TN

Welcome. Now, could you tell me, should I try haggis, and if so, where's the best haggis in New Jersey, U.S.A.?
The Bear

Welcome to Roadfood.com, Are you really located in New Egypt N J? I lived there for 6 years back in the 70's, and was on the School Board for 3 of those years.
Interesting place to live!

Welcome aboard, Miata Stu. If you ever want talk to cars, I own and race a 97 PEP in classic red. The hot dog business has kept me off the track for the last 3 years, but I plan to return this year.

CSD

Born in Chicago
Raised in Chicago
Moved to Wisconsin
Selling Vienna Beef hot dogs & Polish
Member of Windy City Miata and Windy City BMW
Autocrossing and driving Road America since 1985

Welcome to the board. Look forward to hearing more from you.

Welcome, Miata Stu!

Please, haggis no. But Jersey Roadfood, YES!

I'm Mosca here, Mosca on Miatanet, member of the New Jersey Miata Mob, and former Governor of the Lehigh Valley Miata Owner's Club in Allentown PA, http://www.lvmoc.net ; LVMOC have a number of members from Jersey. I also race (badly) a '97; I autocross in NEPA SCCA and do HPDE at Pocono once or twice a year, but no track racing.

I think there are at least two other Miata owners who are very active here.


Tom

Welcome to RF!