Re: [Cz-L] Strawberries

Paul,
        
        Smetana is the Russian or Ukrainian word for sour cream. In Yiddish they said
        Smetene and we, the Cernowitzer,called it Schmetten.(Schmettentorte)
        
        I believe that sweet cream is called "KREM" in Yiddish.
        
        We ate these "Walderdbeeren" with sour cream and sugar. Sometimes we ate them
        with sweet cream, which I don't remember what we called it in Czernowitzer
        Deutsch. Suesser Rahm? Suesse Sahne? Pehaps just simply suesser Schmetten?
         
        Happy New year to all,
         
        Ruth
        
        The picture of these strawberries brought back lots of fond memories.
        
             
        Ruth Glasberg Gold
        20191 E Country Club Dr, #1802
        Aventura, FL 33180 USA
         
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        email: glasgold_at_bellsouth.net
        
        
        
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