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Your FAVE seasonal treat!
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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You know, those things that are (traditionally) only around for a short period during the year.
Whether it’s a pumpkin spiced latte in Autumn, Mince pies, hot chestnuts or M&S Turkey Feast sandwiches at Christmas, maybe it’s Hot Cross buns at Easter (although the supermarkets seem to have them all year round now!) ..
Anyway, what are YOUR favourite seasonal treats Fabsters?
The correct answer is the Greggs Festive bake, obviously.
But maybe you think differently?
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Cadbury Easter Eggs and advent calendars.
I loathe Halloween specific treats because they just stick orange in all the chocolate  "
Erm orange chocolate is lovely  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Cadbury Easter Eggs and advent calendars.
I loathe Halloween specific treats because they just stick orange in all the chocolate
Erm orange chocolate is lovely "
Oh Chick, you have never been more wrong |
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"I get annoyed at anything that I can only get seasonally for some silly arbitrary reason.
But I like Cointreau and cranberry all year even if it tastes like Christmas."
I agree. Like those pork pies with cranberies on. You hardly see them at any other time  |
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The Christmas cake My partner brings home from his place of work in the hamper...Often better than anything Ive ever tried.Moist,full of fruit, nuts and alcoholic based.Oh and the handmade Shortbread mmmmm |
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Mini eggs and hot cross buns at Easter
Pimms and Gin with bitter lemon in summer
Parkin at Halloween / Bonfire Night
Mulled wine, lebkuchen, mince pies, chocolate covered marzipan at Christmas
I also tend to have Baileys much more in winter. Both on ice and in hot chocolate.
So much seasonal happiness 
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Pumpkin spiced lattes
Gingerbread lattes
Mince pies and brandy cream
Brandy cream
Bailey's
Baileys in coffee
Baileys in my morning coffee
Mulled wine
Ask Posh for one of her Kinky Gingers! "
I've seen them! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Not really the normal traditional food but my mother in law makes vand. Its like a shortbread/doughnut thing (it’s difficult to explain  ) I always look forward to that at Christmas time |
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"Not really the normal traditional food but my mother in law makes vand. Its like a shortbread/doughnut thing (it’s difficult to explain ) I always look forward to that at Christmas time "
I think I like your MIL, sounds lovely. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Not really the normal traditional food but my mother in law makes vand. Its like a shortbread/doughnut thing (it’s difficult to explain ) I always look forward to that at Christmas time
I think I like your MIL, sounds lovely. "
It’s delicious |
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