Old painted roadside advertisements: food 2

PAINTED ROADSIDE ADVERTISEMENTS - Index of Brands Food 2

Chocolat d'Aiguebelle
Pâtes Arrighi
Basmati Rice
Brossard
Bourret
Nouga Canteperdrix
Cémoi
Biscottes Darry
Gamesa

Geslot-Voreux
Heudebert
Bouillon KUB
Loste
LU
Maggi
Maizena
Dulces Mallorquina
Mars

Chocolat Menier
Chocolat Moreuil
Mullol
Olida
Pans Company
Bica Pazo
Biscuits Pernot
Sabritas
Port-Salut

Chocolat Poulain
Ruffles
Soubry
Suchard
La vache qui rit
Victoria
Fromage Vignottes
Biscottes ???

Giens (France); VII.2000; pict. M. Gavotto

Pâtes ARRIGHI The lower yellow ribon states: Cuisine sans soucis

St-Maure de Tourraine (France); VII.1998	Chevilly la Rue (94, France); VI.1999; pict. A. Guët	Laval (N157, France); X.2000; pict. M. Chartier

Jambon (=ham) OLIDA	If you want to pester, try this one: "Ta mère est mannequin chez Olida!" "Your mother is a model for Olida!" meaning that she isn't exactly a fashion model.

Nogent sur Oise (France); III.2000; pict. C. Fiquet


Ripoll (Catalunya, Spain); VII.1999; pict. M. Tailly	Avignon (France); I.2001; pict. A. Guët	Ambérieu en Bugey (France), 19.IX.2004; pict. Ph. Rigault
Langonisses Mullol Salchichones Both are pork-sausages	Saucisson Bourret	Saucisson LOSTE Pierre Loste founded the company in 1866. Company's website: www.loste.com

Vielha (Spain); VII.1999

Pans Company
Esta en boca de todos.

Pans plays with words.
The company sells Mac-burger and submarine-like sandwiches, named bocadillo in Spanish.
Boca means mouth. Thus Pans is on everyone's lips, or in everybody's mouth.

	macaroni SOUBRY vermicelli SOUBRY is a brand of the Soubry mills in the western part of Belgium. Soubry is also the name of the owners of this succesful company.
Brussels (Belgium); VII.1998; pict. A. Guët

Mechelen (Belgium); IV.1999;
pict. A. Guët

A ghostlike Soubry on a Martini dominated wall. Both brands are repeated on the lower part of the wall. The Rossi word hides the message coming with Soubry:
Soubry smaakt ???
or Soubry tastes ???

Show me a very nice Martini-Rossi wall.

Fort Cochin - Kerala (India); III.2000; pict. M. Vanhoutteghem
		The concise history of Sant Bhog Basmati Basmati rice originates from India and Pakistan where several hunderds of varieties exist. It differs from ordinary rice in its long grain and distinctive nutty aroma. Basmati is expensive and mostly consumed on special occasions only. There has been some commotion when a US company was granted patent for a hybrid they named American basmati.

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