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garinda 06-02-2006 21:46

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Originally Posted by Neil
Does the name comply with trading standards when they are sold cold?

It's the spices that make them hot, after all the fasting and plain food you've endured through Lent.

Neil 06-02-2006 22:01

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So hot doesn't mean temperature anymore?

Madhatter 06-02-2006 22:06

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The spice is the cross bit isn't it rindy.

grannyclaret 06-02-2006 22:32

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ithink that is just flour and water but i might be wrong

mani 06-02-2006 22:56

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mmmmmmmmmmmmm

i love hot cross buns

buy em from asda a few secs in hte microwave

mmmmmmmmmmmmm total

garinda 06-02-2006 23:45

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Originally Posted by Madhatter
The spice is the cross bit isn't it rindy.


No, the cross is usually marzipan, or even just an indentation.

The spices are added to the dough.




Neil, have you never eaten an uncooked chilli? It's taste is described as hot.;)

grannyclaret 07-02-2006 11:35

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i could just eat one now,plastered with lurpac butter ,,,,

pendy 07-02-2006 12:41

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This is on a par with the Headmistress in Tower Hamlets who turned down a free visit for the school to a performance of Romeo and Juliet by the Royal Shakespeare Company. Her reason - it celebrated heterosexual love!

We are now having to realise that tolerance only works one way - in favour of those who see themselves (whether genuinely or not) as a minority, of whatever sort. Obviously, all national customs and traditions are the province of the majority, therefore no tolerance need be shown to them.

I'm only afraid that we'll wake up too late to what's happening, and find that our heritage has been completely trashed in the name of political correctness.

katex 07-02-2006 17:57

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Originally Posted by grannyclaret
i could just eat one now,plastered with lurpac butter ,,,,

Get behind me Satan !! Whoops not appropriate saying that.
Once upon a time, when I was at home with first child, used to make jam tarts (as me Mum did). Left over pastry from the cases, was rolled out into a long-snake like shape and used to twist and put a cross on top of same tart just to decorate like. Better not make them any more, might get raided at dawn :eek:

SPUGGIE J 07-02-2006 18:44

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Whats next on the hit list now that they have had a go at hot cross buns

Blackcurrent jam Mexican chicken Indian head massage Fish fingers black hair etc etc etc???????
:confused:

Phylum 07-02-2006 18:49

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Must not cross our laces? Cross stitch is out. Untangle spaghetti???

SPUGGIE J 07-02-2006 18:54

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Originally Posted by Phylum
Must not cross our laces? Cross stitch is out. Untangle spaghetti???

Be in one hell of a mess if bursting for the loo and cant cross our legs. Oh no it happened!!!
:o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o

Phylum 07-02-2006 18:55

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Would keep the catholics happy too!!

SPUGGIE J 07-02-2006 19:00

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Originally Posted by Phylum
Would keep the catholics happy too!!

No comment.

mez 07-02-2006 19:02

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must say i was wondering when the pc brigade were going to have a do about people wearing crucifixes ...as i do .


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