Vietnam, right? Apparently it's your destiny to introduce it. Heck, you could even call it "Sac Slaw" and the name might stick over there. They already adopted a bunch of French stuff so why not Sac stuff?
Certainly, they have done that. Here's the confounding thing. They -do- have KFC here. Kentucky Fried Chicken. Ga Ran. Ga Chien. Ga Chein is the Vietnamese name for fried chicken. Ga Chein does NOT mean chicken doctor. You might think it does but it does not. Now I have never been to a KFC here but there used to be one by the corner of um... don't ask me the name of the streets. Nguyen Van Linh street is the main street but every city in Vietnam has a Nguyen Van Linh street. Just like every city in the US has a Martin Luther King street. If you do not know who Nguyen Van Linh is you can
read about him here.
But, back to cole slaw. KFC. There are two KFC's here. One is Korean Fried Chicken. The Koreans like their chicken. There are Koreans here. Lots of them. They are major building contractors. And then there is the Colonel. Okay so... in this country, they have chickens (check) and they have cabbage (check) but, there are two other essential ingredients in cole slaw. There is vinegar. I do not know that they have vinegar. And there is mayonnaise. I think that they have mayonnaise because they have Burger King here now. But they do not put mayonnaise on a Whopper so maybe they don't. I don't know, do they? Someone Google mayo on a Whopper for me. Whopper some fine dam faire. I like me mayo. Okay, I think Whopper have mayo on it. I may have to walk to the local BK to try a Whopper and report back.
So I guess before I get all uptight and get black lacy things wadded up in places where they could get wadded up, maybe I should seek out said KFC and see in fact if they have cole slaw. I am not doing this today or tonight. I have a
bad ailment affecting my knee and cannot make the walk and I'm too cheap to take a cab to a place where I should be able to walk. Maybe if I can borrow the motorbike tomorrow and for the next two weeks I will venture to KFC and give a pirep on the possibility of cole slaw existing in Vietnam.
A note on the time stamp: It is currently 12:43 a.m. in California. It is currently 3:43 p.m. here. That does not mean that I am not trashed. I have been drinking since noon local time here. But nevermind that. It's almost time to start again.