Ispyabudgetbeanblogger
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Those golden balls give me the rage.Christmas Eve 2018. Yes. 2018.
Mince pie pancakes. This thread is going to go on F O R E V E R.
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Those golden balls give me the rage.Christmas Eve 2018. Yes. 2018.
Mince pie pancakes. This thread is going to go on F O R E V E R.
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But they aren’t mince pie pancakes are they?Those golden balls give me the rage.
Forever indeed. Mincemeat porridge and mince pie cheese toastie. She has a very narrow repertoire, doesn't she?Christmas Eve 2018. Yes. 2018.
Mince pie pancakes. This thread is going to go on F O R E V E R.
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Christmas Eve 2018. Yes. 2018.
Mince pie pancakes. This thread is going to go on F O R E V E R.
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Forever indeed. Mincemeat porridge and mince pie cheese toastie. She has a very narrow repertoire, doesn't she?
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But they aren’t mince pie pancakes are they?
They are mincemeat pancakes.
Do they have pastry in? No.
And what is the icing glaze?
Ugh.
I'd forgotten about the edible glitter spray.Why is that porridge glittery? WHY.
I see Jack's noticed other food writers are tweeting about Christmas films and wants in.
Worryingly, there's something like that on the BBC Good Food page.That reminds of the time a friend once made mince pie brownies. He literally made a batch of brownie batter, poured it into a tin and sunk half a dozen mince pies into it then baked it. It’s was interesting…
When the children go to the sports hall/stadium to learn how to make Jacks pudding. Is this the video they will see? Is it aimed at children or family members who want them to eat dried fruit? I almost feel it deserves its own thread. Talking about blending and hiding flavours is reminiscent of her hiding vegetables in spaghetti sauce to fool SB. I wonder if she was given points to cover in the commentary, and then added her own stuff. I am not going to be able to let it go and I would really like to see a reaction video from the children.
Just bung it in a mug and stick it in the microwave.
Because it's festive porridge, of course. Everything has to be sprayed with edible glitter at Christmas. It's Monroe's law.Why is that porridge glittery? WHY.
I see Jack's ignored this, probably because her exact same sofa cost 3 times as much because she went to some other FANCY shop.
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So just to clarify, a couple of months back Jack was asking what to do with leftover chocolates and she came up with… rice crispycakessorry, nests? This shyster has literally been paid a fee to write a “recipe” for a treat that even the most gastronomically illiterate parent can come up with?
It’s genuinely shocking how celebrated her mediocrity is.