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	<title>Comments on: Blue Nile (Minneapolis, MN)</title>
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		<title>By: al</title>
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		<description>hi, I've been working at the Blue Nile for many years. We do not call "injeera" "banana bread." It is called "bideena bread", using the Oroma language, because the owner are Oromos. They choose to use Oromo words on the menu, as is their right. Sorry you didn't hear correctly. The "American appetizers" are on the bar menu. The appetizers on the main menu are all Ethiopian. 
We have abundant parking behind the building, and in that parking lot across the street, ext to that seedy building, called the Seward Co-op. 
thank you for your time.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>hi, I&#8217;ve been working at the Blue Nile for many years. We do not call &#8220;injeera&#8221; &#8220;banana bread.&#8221; It is called &#8220;bideena bread&#8221;, using the Oroma language, because the owner are Oromos. They choose to use Oromo words on the menu, as is their right. Sorry you didn&#8217;t hear correctly. The &#8220;American appetizers&#8221; are on the bar menu. The appetizers on the main menu are all Ethiopian.<br />
We have abundant parking behind the building, and in that parking lot across the street, ext to that seedy building, called the Seward Co-op.<br />
thank you for your time.</p>
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