What Sweet Or Snack

[BGD 6,437]

Aye I can't have Pringles in the house or I end up eating them until I feel sick once you pop you really can't stop

[Lloyd90 509]

You should have to post your weight along side what your fav snack is on this thread lol

[Mister Gain 1,764]

Still no better off with the Scottish clottie pudding lol.

What ever in it it still look good.

Atb j

 

Bread pudding was made with bread which was 'past it's best', it was left to soak in either water or milk with sugar and ground mixed spice (cinnamon, coriander, cloves, pimento, nutmeg and ginger) and dried mixed fruit added (currants, raisins, sultanas, peel etc) and left to infuse and for the fruit to plump up a bit. The whole lot is 'mushed' together and it is put into a buttered baking tray and baked in the oven, with some more sugar sprinkled over the top.

There was no definitive recipe as it was usually made 'by eye'.

 

Just found some ground mixed spice at the back of the cupboard, with a date of 2004 , but it was unopened and is still as fresh as a daisy, so I could well be making one in the near future

[Silversnake 1,099]

I don't know if you get Tim Tam's over there but people go CRAZY for them here,especially women. Whenever I go overseas I give them as gifts and people seem to go silly over them. They are quite nice but don't come close to a good choc chip cookie imo.

[scothunter 12,609]

I don't know if you get Tim Tam's over there but people go CRAZY for them here,especially women. Whenever I go overseas I give them as gifts and people seem to go silly over them. They are quite nice but don't come close to a good choc chip cookie imo.

yea there called penguins here

 

Dont the aussies use tim tams like a straw in tea?

[Lloyd90 509]

 

I don't know if you get Tim Tam's over there but people go CRAZY for them here,especially women. Whenever I go overseas I give them as gifts and people seem to go silly over them. They are quite nice but don't come close to a good choc chip cookie imo.

yea there called penguins here

 

Dont the aussies use tim tams like a straw in tea?

My Mrs goes mad for them, she recently bought some back after visiting her sis in Oz and gotta be fair they're nicer than a penguin, just seem to be "lighter" and not so dense etc!

[dytkos 17,953]

 

 

I don't know if you get Tim Tam's over there but people go CRAZY for them here,especially women. Whenever I go overseas I give them as gifts and people seem to go silly over them. They are quite nice but don't come close to a good choc chip cookie imo.

yea there called penguins here

Dont the aussies use tim tams like a straw in tea?

My Mrs goes mad for them, she recently bought some back after visiting her sis in Oz and gotta be fair they're nicer than a penguin, just seem to be "lighter" and not so dense etc!

I wish my missus was lighter and not so dense

 

Cheers, D.

[jetro 5,349]

 

 

Still no better off with the Scottish clottie pudding lol.

What ever in it it still look good.

Atb j

thanks mister gain.

Going to try that today. Looks straight forward enough, I hope lol.

Atb j

 

Bread pudding was made with bread which was 'past it's best', it was left to soak in either water or milk with sugar and ground mixed spice (cinnamon, coriander, cloves, pimento, nutmeg and ginger) and dried mixed fruit added (currants, raisins, sultanas, peel etc) and left to infuse and for the fruit to plump up a bit. The whole lot is 'mushed' together and it is put into a buttered baking tray and baked in the oven, with some more sugar sprinkled over the top.

There was no definitive recipe as it was usually made 'by eye'.

 

Just found some ground mixed spice at the back of the cupboard, with a date of 2004 , but it was unopened and is still as fresh as a daisy, so I could well be making one in the near future

[Malt 379]

 

 

Still no better off with the Scottish clottie pudding lol.

What ever in it it still look good.

Atb j

Bread pudding was made with bread which was 'past it's best', it was left to soak in either water or milk with sugar and ground mixed spice (cinnamon, coriander, cloves, pimento, nutmeg and ginger) and dried mixed fruit added (currants, raisins, sultanas, peel etc) and left to infuse and for the fruit to plump up a bit. The whole lot is 'mushed' together and it is put into a buttered baking tray and baked in the oven, with some more sugar sprinkled over the top.

There was no definitive recipe as it was usually made 'by eye'.

 

Just found some ground mixed spice at the back of the cupboard, with a date of 2004 , but it was unopened and is still as fresh as a daisy, so I could well be making one in the near future

That's the stuff, my great grandmother used to make it. It's also known as 'Wet Nelly' in some places. The proper bakeries still make it round here, it's stunning! I've also had it with pastry on, that's also nice.

[Lloyd90 509]

 

 

 

I don't know if you get Tim Tam's over there but people go CRAZY for them here,especially women. Whenever I go overseas I give them as gifts and people seem to go silly over them. They are quite nice but don't come close to a good choc chip cookie imo.

yea there called penguins here

Dont the aussies use tim tams like a straw in tea?

My Mrs goes mad for them, she recently bought some back after visiting her sis in Oz and gotta be fair they're nicer than a penguin, just seem to be "lighter" and not so dense etc!

I wish my missus was lighter and not so dense

 

Cheers, D.

Doesn't almost every bloke in the world ? Lol

[dark-destroyer-85 636]

Kinder Bueno ice cream from the ice cream parlour in brecon

[TOMO 29,118]

Aye I can't have Pringles in the house or I end up eating them until I feel sick once you pop you really can't stop

Instead of buying those dips,,I like to buy Philadelphia with the chives in,,,in dip Pringles in that

[peterhunter86 8,627]

I don't know if you get Tim Tam's over there but people go CRAZY for them here,especially women. Whenever I go overseas I give them as gifts and people seem to go silly over them. They are quite nice but don't come close to a good choc chip cookie imo.

 

Hopefully ill be eating some tim tams soon my niece is coming back from oz for a few weeks im looking forward to eatimg them.

[Silversnake 1,099]

 

I don't know if you get Tim Tam's over there but people go CRAZY for them here,especially women. Whenever I go overseas I give them as gifts and people seem to go silly over them. They are quite nice but don't come close to a good choc chip cookie imo.

yea there called penguins here

 

Dont the aussies use tim tams like a straw in tea?

Yeah b hot tea makes them go soggy and fall apart, cold milk is better

[BGD 6,437]

 

Aye I can't have Pringles in the house or I end up eating them until I feel sick once you pop you really can't stop

Instead of buying those dips,,I like to buy Philadelphia with the chives in,,,in dip Pringles in that

Sounds good that, I'll be blaming you when I've made myself sick eating 2 cans of Pringles and a whole tub of Philadelphia