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I have a craving for some kind of sweet pie this morning for breakfast (pumpkin or lemon meringue, probably...), but can't get to anywhere until they open later... *pout*
What are some of your favourite puddin's?
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"Banoffiee pie
and now i want some grrr
cheers op  "
 Just an enabler.
"Has to be Lemon Meringue Pie, but not shop bought."
Yes! Almost always a disappointment getting shop bought. Lol.
"Gu chocolate cheesecake mmmmmm"
OMG Gü desserts get in my mouth! |
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over a year ago
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My old mums bread pudding. I've tried to replicate it but just cannot get it the same. As a kiddie I use to help her make it and can still remember the taste. |
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"My old mums bread pudding. I've tried to replicate it but just cannot get it the same. As a kiddie I use to help her make it and can still remember the taste."
Aw! Home made puddings are always the best! |
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over a year ago
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"Fresh fruit salad,Greek yoghurt with honey and cinnamon
Yes!! Grapes and Greek yogurt is one of my fave combos. "
I'm not really a baked dessert person,I find them too sweet or rich. I quite like my trifle though. |
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over a year ago
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100% cheeseboard. Don't get eating sugary sweet things after a meal. At most some sorbet. Usually cheese and some port or whiskey.
I sound like someone from the 1940s |
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"100% cheeseboard. Don't get eating sugary sweet things after a meal. At most some sorbet. Usually cheese and some port or whiskey.
I sound like someone from the 1940s "
Nothing wrong with a bit of vintage. |
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"Tiramisu or apple and blackberry crumble with fresh cream. Or Bakewell tart. Or coffee cake. Or treacle tart.
I just like puddings. "
OMFG coffee cake.
Coffee flavoured everything. Mlem mlem mlem... |
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"A treacle or chocolate pudding with hot custard but I'm also quite partial to a Manchester tart
I had to google what a Manchester tart is, and it looks yummy! "
I've had a few in my time and I love them as they bring back some proper childhood memories |
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"Rhubarb apple crumble with custard
OK now I want this for breakfast instead. Lol
Someone has a sweet tooth !
Just a craving for something sweet this morning...  "
OK...get down to Bournemouth and I will knock up a lemon cheesecake ! |
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Do I have to choose one?! I didn't get this voluptuous for turning down desserts!
Creme brulee, cheesecake, brownies, red velvet cake, chocolate fudge cake, sticky toffee pudding, turkish delight. I could go on! |
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"Do I have to choose one?! I didn't get this voluptuous for turning down desserts!
Creme brulee, cheesecake, brownies, red velvet cake, chocolate fudge cake, sticky toffee pudding, turkish delight. I could go on!"
Ha ha ha! High five!
"We bought a huge Red Velvit cake at Costcos yesterday and fully intend to consume the lot today, diet be damned!!!!  "
Oh god you are my heroes. |
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"My grandmother's home made treacle tart or her rice pudding - with the skin still on top.
Sarah "
Rice pudding. Gosh I haven't had that in years. That's it. I'm putting a cooker in my new shed ! |
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"My old mums bread pudding. I've tried to replicate it but just cannot get it the same. As a kiddie I use to help her make it and can still remember the taste.
Aw! Home made puddings are always the best!"
most sunday we have that also mum gooseberry or cherry pie |
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By *educedWoman
over a year ago
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"I haven't eaten a dessert since 2009.
Why? 
Through choice?
x "
Yeah. Just woke up one day and thought I don't like them. It's the same with chocolate.
Unfortunately/ fortunately, I've substituted these for pork pie!
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By *isa 59Woman
over a year ago
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When eating out I tend to have a Calypso coffee rather than a dessert.
At home it's usually either M&S pannacota or homemade apple crumble with bramleys and no sugar...I prefer my puddings to be on the tart side. |
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"I haven't eaten a dessert since 2009.
Why?
Through choice?
x
Yeah. Just woke up one day and thought I don't like them. It's the same with chocolate.
Unfortunately/ fortunately, I've substituted these for pork pie!
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Ah! Fair enough! 
Yeah, I'm not a bit fan of chocolate...
Pork pies though yes. |
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"Key Lime Pie
Tennessee Grasshopper Pie
Banoffie Pie
Basically anything with pastry and sugar then "
Nah not into pastry so much, like desserts with a biscuity base, like the 3 mentioned above. |
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"Key Lime Pie
Tennessee Grasshopper Pie
Banoffie Pie
Basically anything with pastry and sugar then
Nah not into pastry so much, like desserts with a biscuity base, like the 3 mentioned above."
Yes, I'd like an ambulance please, there's been a burn. |
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"We bought a huge Red Velvet cake at Costcos yesterday and fully intend to consume the lot today, diet be damned!!!!
Oh god you are my heroes. "
Aww we'll save you a slice....maybe |
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over a year ago
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"Fresh stawberries, a dollop of *good* vanilla ice cream and a drizzle of melted dark chocolate  "
That sounds bloody lovely. Strawberries with the ends dipped in chocolate then put in the fridge is another favourite or Eton Mess. |
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"Cranachan "
This one sounds interesting had to google it, handy tip seeing as we are off to Scotland for a week on Thursday. Shall keep our eyes out for this |
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"Cranachan
This one sounds interesting had to google it, handy tip seeing as we are off to Scotland for a week on Thursday. Shall keep our eyes out for this"
It rounds off a feast of Scottish fair perfectly  |
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"I love Manchester tart, but do you think I can get one in Portsmouth? Nope, not anywhere here...  "
That's a damn shame. In truth though,I moved 25 miles north of Manchester years ago and still only get a decent one when I go back to visit family |
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