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Previously on "No Krispy Kreme outlet in Leeds!"
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Last edited by MarillionFan; 15 June 2010, 07:53.
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Well, I ended up making biscuits, but half dipped in chocolate
They went down very well
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Originally posted by cojak View PostIt's ok, my hairdresser (fount of all knowledge) has told me that Gregg's yum yums put in a microwave for 10 seconds almost taste the same as KK's.
(Sadly I can't find a Waitrose either...)
A brand spanking new one will open on 30th September, if you are still in that neck of the woods then.
I'm pretty sure there was one in Roundhay, but that was yeeears ago.
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Originally posted by Clippy View PostPlan B: Waitrose bakery.
Can highly recommend the lemon yum yums!
(Sadly I can't find a Waitrose either...)
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostDrewster. Isn't this what your boyfriend Suityou calls you? 'My little chocolate chunk muffin!'
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Our Tesco used to do US-style boxes of glazed ring doughnuts, as opposed to sugar-sprinked lumps of chewy dough in a paper bag.
I never found any shop that has consistent doughnuts, they all tend to vary between light and delicious, and stodgy and 'wet'. Shame because a good doughnut is wonderful.
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Originally posted by Pogle View PostNow I come to think about, it it calls for chocolate chunk muffins and Drewster - they will be very, very good
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Chemical foamy rubbish works every time and even gets me recalls for client gigs, so I aint complainin'
I agree with cojak(doesn't have the same ring to it as "I agree with Nick")
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Originally posted by Sysman View PostAre Krispy Kremes a Yank product?
If so, beware what goes into Twinkie Bars.
I am told that before baking, Twinkies look like pellets of grey axle grease, allegedly, of course.
They mentioned Twinkie bars would still be edible 30 - 100 years after their best before date!
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Originally posted by Pogle View PostNow I come to think about, it it calls for chocolate chunk muffins and Drewster - they will be very, very good
A little added Drewster to make everything perfect..........
Oh hang aboutthats not what you meant is it....
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Originally posted by Pogle View PostNever tried one - apparently they're addictive, so I've avoided them
For my technical team meeting on monday - where I have a very long list of issues and areas that have not been thought about, I am planning on baking my own biccies or maybe even choccie muffins ... hmm cant decide.
A thread about Chemical Foam (with added chemicals)..... and then we are talking about homemade Biccis and Choccy Muffins!!!
Pogle - Please don't link your homemade treats to Cojaks disgusting muck!!
Unless of course you are a bloody awful cook!
@Cojak - You should beTulipy KK Tulip HOW COULD YOU????
and 100% acceptance!!!! You must be 'aving a laff!!!
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Originally posted by Pogle View PostNever tried one - apparently they're addictive, so I've avoided them
For my technical team meeting on monday - where I have a very long list of issues and areas that have not been thought about, I am planning on baking my own biccies or maybe even choccie muffins ... hmm cant decide.
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Never tried one - apparently they're addictive, so I've avoided them
For my technical team meeting on monday - where I have a very long list of issues and areas that have not been thought about, I am planning on baking my own biccies or maybe even choccie muffins ... hmm cant decide.
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