DAK is a brand of Danish Crown, a Danish company, although I believe that most of its meat products sold in the U.S. are made here:
Makes me want to go out and buy something made in Denmark.
Buy Danish
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A friend said she got some Havarti cheese, imported from Denmark today.
And that was in Columbia, MO at a Hy-Vee store...that's a really
average American grocery, not some specialized import shop.
Danish butter cookies. They're everywhere. I don't know why there aren't any American ones. Maybe those Danish cows make the difference.
I was just thinking the same thing. Anyone know of any Danish products I can go out and buy?
Great butter, ham, furniture and Georg Jensen silver. Worth looking into.
Maybe the Danes will get lucky and all the "outraged" Islamoscum will move out of the country.
I just bought 2 "The 69 Eyes" CDs from an online shop Denmark.
[they're kinda like a Viking Goth band]
I'm doing my part!.....:))
I'm going to have a Danish for breakfast tomorrow to support Denmark.
You are right! I've heard the same thing from others online. We should (as a group) buy all things Danish if we can, similiar to when a lot of us boycotted French products.
I know we can buy Danish cheese online. There used to be some Danish importers with websites, I know because I bought a few things in the past. Their main exports are cheeses and ham products (might be another reason the islamofazzies hate them).
DAK is a brand of Danish Crown, a Danish company, although I believe that most of its meat products sold in the U.S. are made here:
Show Denmakrk your support by e-mailing them here: (nycgkl@um.dk) . Tell them WE SUPPORT YOUR STAND against this evil 'cult' islam.