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The best thing to eat made with dried fruit
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"Chocolate and peanuts
Morrisons did a bag of dried fruit, nuts and dark chocolate pieces one Christmas. It was lovely."
That sounds delicious.
I wonder if I could make something similar, it would be quite simple to do. |
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"Take your dried fruit, undry it by leaving some in whisky overnight to plump up a wee bit, then stir it into your porridge in the morning. Fucking yum! "
Well that's fine if you haven't got to work. |
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"Take your dried fruit, undry it by leaving some in whisky overnight to plump up a wee bit, then stir it into your porridge in the morning. Fucking yum!
Well that's fine if you haven't got to work."
You don't need much whisky but you can also do it with orange juice or something else if you prefer. |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Chocolate and peanuts
Morrisons did a bag of dried fruit, nuts and dark chocolate pieces one Christmas. It was lovely.
That sounds delicious.
I wonder if I could make something similar, it would be quite simple to do. "
Yes, and you get to choose the best ingredients.
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"It's a Polish cake, called keks. I think it's similar to fruitcake 
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Hey don't steal our words 
Keks=biscuit in German.
Funny how it's something different in Poland. Wonder where the word is from originally?  |
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"It's a Polish cake, called keks. I think it's similar to fruitcake
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Hey don't steal our words
Keks=biscuit in German.
Funny how it's something different in Poland. Wonder where the word is from originally? "
Probably 'borrowed/implemented' during the time of the Prussian occupation. I'm from that part of the country there are lots of German sounding words in the local dialect as well as in Silesia region.
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"It's a Polish cake, called keks. I think it's similar to fruitcake
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Hey don't steal our words
Keks=biscuit in German.
Funny how it's something different in Poland. Wonder where the word is from originally?
Probably 'borrowed/implemented' during the time of the Prussian occupation. I'm from that part of the country there are lots of German sounding words in the local dialect as well as in Silesia region.
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That makes sense. Another thing learned.
In my area we still have quite a few words from the French...thanks to Napoleon
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Mince pies are a close second, especially with marzipan in them too!
