Mr Kipling - his finest moment
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I seem to remember my school used to make a variation of treacle tart with cornflakes on top! Anyone else remember that?
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Minnie the Mincepie wrote:I seem to remember my school used to make a variation of treacle tart with cornflakes on top! Anyone else remember that?
I do! The cook at the school my mum taught at was great and I think that was one of her offerings
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I thought it was just me! They used to put cornflakes on top of steamed fish too.
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Minnie the Mincepie wrote:I thought it was just me! They used to put cornflakes on top of steamed fish too.
Never had that
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Minnie the Mincepie wrote:I seem to remember my school used to make a variation of treacle tart with cornflakes on top! Anyone else remember that?
Yes. my mum has made her version of treacle tart with a few different cereals over the years.
I remember her using cornflakes, Frosties, rice crispies and once, even sugar puffs.
The rice crispies version is the best, imo.
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Phil T wrote:Minnie the Mincepie wrote:I seem to remember my school used to make a variation of treacle tart with cornflakes on top! Anyone else remember that?
Yes. my mum has made her version of treacle tart with a few different cereals over the years.
I remember her using cornflakes, Frosties, rice crispies and once, even sugar puffs.
Ooh! Sugar Puffs were a bit weird weren't they? Smelt like hamster cages.
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A sad day here. A pal brought some Mr. Kipling battenberg for me back from the UK. I looked at the ingredient list for Mr.Kipling's mini battenberg slices and they're not kosher. I'm having to distribute them
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ANALYSIS wrote:A sad day here. A pal brought some Mr. Kipling battenberg for me back from the UK. I looked at the ingredient list for Mr.Kipling's mini battenberg slices and they're not kosher. I'm having to distribute them
Last time I tried one it was so horribly sweet that I didn't finish it - prefer a gherkin any day!
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John aka Josh wrote:ANALYSIS wrote:A sad day here. A pal brought some Mr. Kipling battenberg for me back from the UK. I looked at the ingredient list for Mr.Kipling's mini battenberg slices and they're not kosher. I'm having to distribute them
Last time I tried one it was so horribly sweet that I didn't finish it - prefer a gherkin any day!
Hey, I love gherkins as much as the next person but gherkin v battenberg? Pffft!
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I found the ground up crickets and ant larvae made all the difference!
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