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Old 12-13-2006, 08:32 AM
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A beverage my wife loves from her childhood in Iceland. In Icelandic it's known as "malt extrakt" or just "malt", made by the Egils company. It's available mail order from a site like www.nammi.is, but shipping 500 ml. cans across the Atlantic gets ridiculously pricey- try almost $80 in postage for a $5 6-pack. I reckon it's got to be available somewhere else or in some other form from an easier source.

Ideas, anyone?
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Sound similar to Malta, which is a beverage you can find in most latin markets.

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Have you tried just doing an internet search for it with your location or country? Try Google.com or Dogpile.com Good luck!
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