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One young kiddie on cake cried all the water out of his body. Just imagine how his mother felt.
Favoured cake with tea ?
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Genius by Chris Morris.
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only a fool would enter the nightmare of cake...
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Enjoyed lunch at Bettys in Harrogate, purchased Fat Rascals & Curd Tarts both are great with a cuppa ( tea or coffee ). Afternoon tea is great but in my opinion is surpassed by High Tea of Northern England and Scotland ( think and Irish institution also? )
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Carrot cake or moist fruit cake. As for tea, it would be Taylor's of Harrowgate Gold or Smoky Earl Grey.
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Here's one I made earlier. Went down nicely with a pot of tea.
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custard slice, squeezed a little so the custard comes out the sides 
It used to be my grannies bread pudding, but shes been kicking up the daisies
for the best part of 15 years and not even bread pudding last that long.
It used to be my grannies bread pudding, but shes been kicking up the daisies
for the best part of 15 years and not even bread pudding last that long.
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Bread pudding is a great shout. Have to say I like a good hearty fruit loaf with some strong cheddar....
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jds said:
My wife makes a Chocolate Bread Pudding. It's not really cake like though. It's made with loads of cream and chocolate and gets served hot with more cream. Cream comes from milk, milk is good for you, so it must be healthy.