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Old 19th November 2015, 20:29   #21
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I gained lots of kudos one Summer when I was a lad with my mates and we all wanted Ice Creams and I asked the very attractive girl behind the counter if she had a Woppa.
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Old 19th November 2015, 20:40   #22
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Old 19th November 2015, 21:07   #23
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Actually it was originally a pudding .

It later became a tart so there .
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Old 19th November 2015, 21:12   #24
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Actually it was originally a pudding .

It later became a tart so there .
so was it served in a basin...?
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so was it served in a basin...?
It was invented in 1820 and was a flaky base topped with egg and crushed almonds with a layer of jam .

It now has a shortcrust base and an almond syrup mix and jam.

By the way i used to make them when i worked at Mothers Pride as a baker .

We packed them in Mr Kipling boxes .

We mostly made Bakewell slices.

We also made them for Marks and Spencers .

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Old 20th November 2015, 10:32   #26
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Try going into the Original Bakewell PUDDING shop in Bakewell and asking for a Bakewell Tart!

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Old 20th November 2015, 10:36   #27
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I'm sorry, but they are Tarts!

They are absolutely nothing like a Bakewell pudding!

THIS is a Bakewell PUDDING! -




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Old 20th November 2015, 13:02   #28
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They are absolutely nothing like a Bakewell pudding!

THIS is a Bakewell PUDDING! -




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THAT is a soggy chicken and mushroom pie from the chippie....
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Its a Tart that you eat as a Pudding

Or is it a Pudding you eat with a Tart ?
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