Last night the crêpes stand was one of the most popular food stands at the American Independence Day bash in Jerusalem.Except its name was transliterated from the Hebrew as KREP.
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The little girl could hardly wait to sprinkle her sprinkles on the Nutella-filled "krep."
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The AACI Association of Americans and Canadians in Israel put on the Fourth of July + Canada Day picnic in Kraft Stadium.The best part was the big yard sale. Lots of bargains.
No fireworks, thankfully.
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For That's My World meme.
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I LOVE crepes (kreps?)! I can almost smell the fragrance and taste the nutella from your pictures.
ReplyDeletemmmm, nutella crepes sound wonderful.
ReplyDeletelove the idea of a giant yard sale to celebrate the nation's birthdays!
Did somebody say Nutella crepes?! A jar of Nutella is always very, very short lived at our house....
ReplyDeleteVery interesting. Thanks for sharing your photos.
ReplyDeleteI love the seafood kreps.., but it`s maybe crayfish?
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great day!
Happy week:-)
Nutella everywhere :)
ReplyDeleteYes, mmm. The thought of crepes is making me hungry. :)
ReplyDeleteI can't buy Nutella, it doesn't survive much in this environment...
ReplyDeleteWhat is Nutella?
ReplyDeleteI don't like fireworks much either :)
The ever-present Coca Cola!
ReplyDeleteOh, Dina, I'm so glad they included Canada Day! That's wonderful.
ReplyDeleteNutella-filled crepes could be my undoing, however. Yum!
— K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Crepes and not pancakes? But it was not the 14th July!
ReplyDeleteI remember eating Nutella when I was growing up, and we've recently started buying it at my house! We can get Nutella crepes at one of the local malls, now I want to try one. Great part of your world!
ReplyDeleteKreps with sprinkles? That's a new one for me.
ReplyDeleteWe have a few silly words here in Spain as well, such as donat, cruasan...
I love it! Especially the yard sale part. I still don't know what a nutella tastes like though.
ReplyDelete"krep" made me giggle. Very phonetic...
ReplyDeleteIsrael is where I first discovered chocolate spreads like Nutella. I was with a group on a jeep tour of the Judean wilderness. We took a break and the guide provided drinks and crackers with chocolate spread. Delicious. I eat it all the time now....