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"And I know a few people say its an acquired taste."

Add me to that list...Never could stand fruitcake....yuckyyyy


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Originally Posted By: 2old
"And I know a few people say its an acquired taste."

Add me to that list...Never could stand fruitcake....yuckyyyy

I'd agree when it comes to what they pass off as fruitcake here in Canada - that stuff is yucky.


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Sort of like a brick with bits of plastic embedded into it.


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lol you lot eating fruit cake whilst I've been asleep smile Did I hear you right MH, did you say fruit cake in a tin? The mind boggles!
I only like fruit cake if I make it myself or it's a good make like marks and spencers. I have mine with a bit of cheese as well, a Lancashire tradition and very tasty smile I may pick up one of those mini slabs this year, a good one from m&s smile


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fruitcake, bleah. I think we use ours for a doorstop during Christmas, lol.

Maybe if I ever tasted a really good one, I might feel differently about fruitcake.


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I bet the fruit cake is better than the spotted @#$% sponge pudding...


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I thought you got spotted @#$% from eating fruit cake so I stayed away from it. laugh


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Originally Posted By: MileHigh
Sort of like a brick with bits of plastic embedded into it.

That's the perfect description for American/Canadian fruitcake, MH.

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fruitcake, bleah. I think we use ours for a doorstop during Christmas, lol.

Maybe if I ever tasted a really good one, I might feel differently about fruitcake.

See MH’s description – that’s why what they pass off as fruitcake on this side of the Atlantic is best used as a doorstop.

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lol you lot eating fruit cake whilst I've been asleep smile Did I hear you right MH, did you say fruit cake in a tin? The mind boggles!
I only like fruit cake if I make it myself or it's a good make like marks and spencers. I have mine with a bit of cheese as well, a Lancashire tradition and very tasty smile I may pick up one of those mini slabs this year, a good one from m&s smile

I’m with TTD – M&S make the best. I’m going to see if any of our Brit stores do the small slabs as I certainly don’t want a big cake all to myself.


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Mh, you've dtill not answered my question about fruit cake in a tin. No wonder it tastes bleah, lol.
Good day today, first off my online exam got cancelled until tomorrow, yay! Wendy to see the college mentor and she's got me a few numbers to ring in regard to finding activities for my son to do during the day.
My tutor has also had a word with me. She knows I'm getting stressed with the body massage because a certain student in my class keeps telling me what to do. She's going to sort it so I'm not sat near her.
Had my first IC today smile She seems to be very good and is going to be working on my confidence and self esteem issues with my mum and my H. She says it's good that I'm going to see the women's support on Friday and they may be able to give me some practical advice as well smile
She said she's going to do a mixture of CBT and other counselling. I told her I didn't want the counselling where they ask "and how do you feel about that?" as I find that a waste of time for me. She agreed and so she's going to do something a bit more productive with me. She says it's like climbing a ladder, you want to get to the top, but you have to do it one rung at a time. I think we're all guilty of this.
Anyway the fruit cake debate continues or rather what do people think of mince pies and Christmas pudding and what do you have with them - cream or brandy butter? I prefer brandy butter with mine smile


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Originally Posted By: TryingToDo180
Good day today, first off my online exam got cancelled until tomorrow, yay! Wendy to see the college mentor and she's got me a few numbers to ring in regard to finding activities for my son to do during the day.
My tutor has also had a word with me. She knows I'm getting stressed with the body massage because a certain student in my class keeps telling me what to do. She's going to sort it so I'm not sat near her.
Had my first IC today smile She seems to be very good and is going to be working on my confidence and self esteem issues with my mum and my H. She says it's good that I'm going to see the women's support on Friday and they may be able to give me some practical advice as well smile
She said she's going to do a mixture of CBT and other counselling. I told her I didn't want the counselling where they ask "and how do you feel about that?" as I find that a waste of time for me. She agreed and so she's going to do something a bit more productive with me. She says it's like climbing a ladder, you want to get to the top, but you have to do it one rung at a time. I think we're all guilty of this.

Glad to hear you’re getting some good news. Hopefully everything will work out as being helpful for you.

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Anyway the fruit cake debate continues or rather what do people think of mince pies and Christmas pudding and what do you have with them - cream or brandy butter? I prefer brandy butter with mine smile

Don’t like mince pies. But I’ll take Christmas pudding, as long as it’s a good one. I also prefer brandy butter. The last time I actually had proper English Christmas pudding my aunt served it with vanilla ice cream. That wasn’t too bad.


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