Northern Lass wrote:nessa wrote:Firkins in Dudley, Hall Street used to sell yummy rum baba
Nessa
How long ago?
Probably about 30 years ago when they built the new Churchill Precinct. Hall Street isn't there anymore.
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Probably about 30 years ago when they built the new Churchill Precinct. Hall Street isn't there anymore.
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We moved to Somerset 33 years ago, that's when I last has a rum baba, they also used to sell scrummy apple charlottes.
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Cream Choux buns, custard doughnuts, chocolate gateaux- I hate them all and long for nothing but lettuce leaves 
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Carol wrote:Cream Choux buns, custard doughnuts, chocolate gateaux- I hate them all and long for nothing but lettuce leaves
Sounds like dreaming to me!
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mikleed wrote:Homemade Bread pudding. !
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Oh yes, and bread and butter pudding made with egg custard
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Antie Em wrote:mikleed wrote:Homemade Bread pudding. !
Mike.
Oh yes, and bread and butter pudding made with egg custard
And the bread spread with marmalade!
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Bread and butter pudding - yuck (sorry), I can't say how much I dislike bread and butter pudding - it's to do with the custard soaking into the bread, same goes for summer pudding (fruits okay, but not the bread!) and trifle.
I did once try bread pudding (stale bread soaked in milk, them squeezed; spices and dried fruit added - then baked in the oven like a cake - I think), that was somehow okay. Only had it once though!
I did once try bread pudding (stale bread soaked in milk, them squeezed; spices and dried fruit added - then baked in the oven like a cake - I think), that was somehow okay. Only had it once though!
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snoopysue wrote:Bread and butter pudding - yuck (sorry), I can't say how much I dislike bread and butter pudding - it's to do with the custard soaking into the bread, same goes for summer pudding (fruits okay, but not the bread!) and trifle.
I did once try bread pudding (stale bread soaked in milk, them squeezed; spices and dried fruit added - then baked in the oven like a cake - I think), that was somehow okay. Only had it once though!
I have to agree with Snoopysue Bread and butter pudding and summer pudding is a yuk for me also , but love the fruits .
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Annie wrote:I have to agree with Snoopysue Bread and butter pudding and summer pudding is a yuk for me also , but love the fruits .
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So do mine the say I'm a fussy eater but I'm not it's them. 
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Bread and Butter pudding is the second most revolting food next to sprouts.
I used to hate Rice Pudding as well.
I do like Spotted Dick though.
And Sticky Date pudding.
I used to hate Rice Pudding as well.
I do like Spotted Dick though.
And Sticky Date pudding.
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I hate Bread and Butter pudding !.....love Bread pudding, and Rice pudding when it's thick and dark.better cold. Bananas and Custard.
Hate Toffee or Treacle puds.
Hate Toffee or Treacle puds.
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That's great....I'm not the only one who hates B&B pudding - love spotted dick too Mark!
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MarkCDodd wrote:Bread and Butter pudding is the second most revolting food next to sprouts.
I used to hate Rice Pudding as well.
I do like Spotted Dick though.
And Sticky Date pudding.
Sprouts is another hate of mine , think it's the only veg I dislike, and like Mike love banana's & custard if the custard is hot not cold.
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