When they have some down time, they usually turn to basic, well-fitting staples.
But if you're going to pin your hopes on a single wardrobe staple, choose well.
The title brings to mind the classic blue-collar lunchtime staple as well as being a joke about unreliable boozy narrators with bad memories.
Kept in a cool place, confit does not spoil for months, making it a splendid winter staple, as well as a traditional part of a grand cassoulet.
On the way to the other side of the island, Restaurant Migjorn (Avenida de la Mar 1, Es Migjorn Gran; 34-971-37-02-12; migjorn-canapilar.es) is worth a detour for the locally raised lamb and the cod, a Spanish staple, done well.
In December in India, for example, food prices rose at an annual rate of 14%, and there has been a run on onions, a dietary staple.As well as taxing consumers, or worse, dearer commodities push up overall inflation, as the latest numbers from the euro area and Britain show.
Cool but classic sunglasses are a staple as well.
Caricatures of Lyndon Johnson were a staple, as well as praise for Cuban revolutionaries.
The album included "Dirty Women", which remains a live staple, as well as Ward's first lead vocal on the song "It's Alright".
Such a cost-effective and sustainable approach, termed biofortification (Bouis and Welch 2010), could make adequate levels of vitamin E available to people in developing countries that rely on maize grain as a staple, as well as for developed countries, for which seed oil is a primary source of vitamin E (Maras et al. 2004).
