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Old Apr 28th 2007, 8:42 am
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Originally Posted by adriang
I think fairy bread originally came from Holland. When I was living there it was the only thing that had more than 2 choices in the supermarket. That means it must have been part of the cloggies staple diet! It it also eaten as a traditional celebration for the birth of a child (a cloggy version of the cigars perhaps). Blue coloured sprinkles for a boy, pink for a girl.
You could buy Fairy Bread ready made for you in the supermarket??? You're kidding?? How did they stop all the slices sticking together? Surely that's like buying a loaf ready buttered and jam-ed? I've heard of convenience food, but that's hilarious! And what a cheapskate way to celebrate the birth of a child - a slice of processed white bread with marg and sprinkles! No wonder you're not living there anymore
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Old Apr 28th 2007, 9:09 pm
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Thanks Chels for the explanations..... Very tempting,,,
Are you Chelsea or a chelsea supporter by chance?
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Originally Posted by nickyjohnt
My niece drinks Baileys with milk & ice


Actually its quite nice


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Tell her to try Kalula, milk and ice, it really nice. In oz you can get it ready made in a can, i always stock up on my visits.

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Old Apr 28th 2007, 10:35 pm
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Originally Posted by minibelle
Tell her to try Kalula, milk and ice, it really nice. In oz you can get it ready made in a can, i always stock up on my visits.

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It is really yum! I used to drink that in my ermm younger days lol Although I think I drank too much as it's not nice coming back up again lol
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I loved the glass of sparkling wine with a strawberry in, that you get in most places without any fuss on the Gold Coast. Trying ordering that in the Uk! The standard reply is: 'Oh no sorry, you have got to order a bottle' Even at Aintree on ladies day!
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Looks like something that comes out of the end! YUK
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Old Apr 29th 2007, 7:21 am
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Thanks Chels for the explanations..... Very tempting,,,
Are you Chelsea or a chelsea supporter by chance?
A Chelsea supporter - very intuitive of you - most people seem to think I'm called Michelle in real life and the username is a shortened version of that.
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