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joe mcclaine said:Elephant's Foot.
I believe the usual name for them (and therefore the name most posters will know them by) is Choux Bun.
ollie9091 said:joe mcclaine said:Elephant's Foot.
I believe the usual name for them (and therefore the name most posters will know them by) is Choux Bun.
From Birds by any chance? I like the little Blackcurrent tarts... mmm! Not had one for years though
Prius111 said:Nothing can beat "Betty's" Fat Rascals, either with clotted cream or strawberry conserve.
Charles U.K
Yes, that's the Birds. I don't think they do owt crapWhitefiver said:ollie9091 said:joe mcclaine said:Elephant's Foot.
I believe the usual name for them (and therefore the name most posters will know them by) is Choux Bun.
From Birds by any chance? I like the little Blackcurrent tarts... mmm! Not had one for years though
If you are talking about Birds in the Midlands, then their little lemon curd tarts are delicious.
782sirbrian said:Bara Brith a Welsh tealoaf, Fruit content soaked in cold Tea before baking very moist and delicious.
You should know about them Jamie :icon_wink:
Bechet45 said:See, you Yanks really do miss out on this one! On a scale of 100, I'd rate afternoon tea with cake at around 99% as a stand alone pleasure - or, on a bucket list, 0.0099% for an Englishman and 9.9% for an American.
Darjeeling good enough not to require milk - any of mine - and a generous wedge of Madeira cake, on the veranda, 16.00 hours on the dot! Bone china, naturally.
Johnus said:Martin, don't worry about missing anything. If it was a "drop dead" experience, Starbucks would be doing it!![emoji41]
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