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The Curse of Costco strikes again!

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PrettyCandles · 07/01/2006 16:37

What on earth do I do with 1kg of glace cherries?

Why on earth did I buy 1kg of glace cherries? All I needed was 150g for the Xmas cake!

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Hausfrau · 07/01/2006 16:39

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spacecadet · 07/01/2006 16:39

makr a million fairy cakes, and use ther rest up in cocktails??!!!
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eat them all!

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bran · 07/01/2006 16:40

Go 1970's retro with all your family's food (garnish everything with a cherry). Make cupcakes (lots of cupcakes).

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Spagblog · 07/01/2006 16:46

I add them into choccie brownies. Yum!

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iota · 07/01/2006 16:48

lots of baking for the next PTA cake sale

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PrettyCandles · 07/01/2006 16:49

So far we've had fairy cakes and fruitcake. I even took a load to ds's school bazaar in the hope of offloading them onto the children decorating biscuits - but not one child took them, they all prefered the silver balls!

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PrettyCandles · 07/01/2006 16:49

Choccie brownies - yay! Never tried that, but certainly will now.

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spacecadet · 07/01/2006 16:52

stock up on advocat and serve snowballs to everyone for the next 6 months??!!

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PrettyCandles · 07/01/2006 17:00

Oh dear, I have a confession to make

I love Advocaat

But how do you make a Snowball?

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spacecadet · 07/01/2006 17:01

advocat and lemonade with a cherry dropped.

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spacecadet · 07/01/2006 17:02

in it, pressed post too quickly

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PrettyCandles · 07/01/2006 17:18

This has reminded me of a delightfully vicious cocktail we used to have at work parties, don't know what its proper name is, but we called it the Colin's Killer - named for my then boss. You soak cherries in brandy all day, then, when the party begins you pop them in a glass of champagne.

Mmmmm, ever so!

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bettythebuilder · 07/01/2006 17:29

You might be better off using cocktail cherries ie maraschino (sp?)in cocktails, as glace cherries sink like a stone, and make the bottom of the drink taste sweet! (I speak from experience)

Doesn't help with your glace cherry mountain, though.

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spacecadet · 07/01/2006 17:29

love the name-colins killer!

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PrettyCandles · 08/01/2006 13:05

Drink a couple of Colins Killers and you sink like a stone! I speak from experience.

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spacecadet · 08/01/2006 13:13

lol

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Califrau · 04/05/2007 01:43

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grouchyoscar · 04/05/2007 17:25

she could have a bash at Tortoise's cherry and almond flapjacks

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FioFio · 04/05/2007 17:26

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KathyMCMLXXII · 04/05/2007 17:27

When we were little, glace cherries were my mum's magic cure for wasp stings etc. How old are your children?

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Califrau · 06/05/2007 21:03

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PrettyCandles · 11/05/2007 13:03

[snort]! Fancy a bite of my cherry, Califrau?

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wurlywurly · 11/05/2007 13:08

this looks yummy

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