Cakes in Adelaide Supermarkets
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Well I've been patiently waiting for 22 years now, but FINALLY Bakewell tarts and Treacle Tarts are available in Foodland Findon! They're made by a company called Pearls and they're from London. Please support this so they will keep on importing these, and hopefully they'll soon spread to other supermarkets around Adelaide!!!
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Well I've been patiently waiting for 22 years now, but FINALLY Bakewell tarts and Treacle Tarts are available in Foodland Findon! They're made by a company called Pearls and they're from London. Please support this so they will keep on importing these, and hopefully they'll soon spread to other supermarkets around Adelaide!!!
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Came across it by chance so I've moved it
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Bakewell tarts have been in my wollies for ages. I can even get weightwatchers ones
Don't like treacle, so haven't noticed those though
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Agreed. Bakewell tart = NICE, Lamington = NASTY!
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Mythical because it was used for fundraising everywhere. Had to be dull as all us kids had to help make them by the slab load...you could support local charity by buying them and know that 12 neighbourhood children had lovingly made them on trestle tables under the house 

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The cultural problem with Lamingtons is that, from the exterior, they look like a rectangular snowball, so when you bite into them you expect it to have a mallow centre... thus your tastebuds are horrified when it's a lump of stale sponge instead 
Well, that's how it was for me. Tried 'em once, don't need to try them again.

Well, that's how it was for me. Tried 'em once, don't need to try them again.
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The cultural problem with Lamingtons is that, from the exterior, they look like a rectangular snowball, so when you bite into them you expect it to have a mallow centre... thus your tastebuds are horrified when it's a lump of stale sponge instead 
Well, that's how it was for me. Tried 'em once, don't need to try them again.

Well, that's how it was for me. Tried 'em once, don't need to try them again.
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The cultural problem with Lamingtons is that, from the exterior, they look like a rectangular snowball, so when you bite into them you expect it to have a mallow centre... thus your tastebuds are horrified when it's a lump of stale sponge instead 
Well, that's how it was for me. Tried 'em once, don't need to try them again.

Well, that's how it was for me. Tried 'em once, don't need to try them again.





