I have mentioned before that Georgians love nuts and seeds, especially fried sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds and peanuts. To meet this very popular need almost every street will have at least one ’resident’ seed seller who sits on a low stool under the shade of a tree or umbrella and sells nuts and seeds in small paper cones to passers by.
The tall person took this photo yesterday of a ‘mobile’ seed seller who has made a very clever conversion of a baby’s pram to convey her stock of sunflower seeds and peanuts. The folded paper tucked between the compartments is used to make the small cone-shaped containers for the seeds and nuts. The sellers use thick bottomed glasses to measure out the nuts, which makes it look as if you are getting more than you actually do! A small cone of sunflower seeds will usually cost 10-15 tetri, which is less than 1 US cent.
Do they sell nuts to dogs? -Bongo
Only if you have the cash Bongo!
Mumsy loves nuts but she has to buy them at the grocery store we do not have nut vendors on the streets here. Hugs and nose kisses
De loves nuts. Big hugs!
we don’t have nut venders either except at a store in a town nearby where they sell nuts. but it is a long way to drive and they don’t sell to dogs *sigh*