Cake stop? Top cake!

Splottboy

Get your mitts onto some Yorshire Tea Marmalade cake. MMMMMM.....
Back from a 2hr plus ride, and Boy, did it hit the spot.

Got me some YT Fruit cake too. Keeping it for post-ride Saturday, and also for when Wales beat Ireland, too.

Aggieboy

Splottboy wrote:

Get your mitts onto some Yorshire Tea Marmalade cake. MMMMMM.....
Back from a 2hr plus ride, and Boy, did it hit the spot.

Got me some YT Fruit cake too. Keeping it for post-ride Saturday, and also for when Wales beat Ireland, too.

Jesus, what's the 'Eat by' date on that!!!?

Stewie Griffin

Splottboy wrote:

Get your mitts onto some Yorshire Tea Marmalade cake. MMMMMM.....
Back from a 2hr plus ride, and Boy, did it hit the spot.

Got me some YT Fruit cake too. Keeping it for post-ride Saturday, and also for when Wales beat Ireland, too.

Doesnt it have a use by date ? Iirc my Dad gets himself an occasional YT marmalade cake.

Edit; you know when you press submit and almost a whole minute goes by and the screen hasnt changed that someone has beaten you to the punch :x

mrushton

Yorkshire curd tart is good and there is a buttered Chorley cake or a fllaky Eccles cake. What about a thick Vanilla slice?

Stewie Griffin

Nice safe carrot cake, I love it and Torta della nona too, Nannies cake in our Family.

Splottboy

Thick Vanilla Cake? Who makes that, the Beckham Cake Co?!

Ok, like the Wales/Ireland skit, you could possibly be right, but, you never know.

Mrs makes a mean carrot cake too, and I'm "supposed" to be getting the winter flab off.
Go figure...

finchy

mrushton wrote:

Yorkshire curd tart is good and there is a buttered Chorley cake or a fllaky Eccles cake.

God, I bet you eat Yorkshire pudding and Lancashire hotpot in the same meal.

Pick, man, it's either Yorkshire curd or the Chorley and Eccles.

deptfordmarmoset

To continue the Yorkshire theme, has anyone tried Yorkshire parkin? Bakers used to sell a pale imitation of it down south but they appear to have blanded the brand out of existence. Oats and dark treacle flavoured with ginger. Hey up energy food!

freehub

I prefer PG Tips.

mrushton

johnfinch wrote:

mrushton wrote:

Yorkshire curd tart is good and there is a buttered Chorley cake or a fllaky Eccles cake.

God, I bet you eat Yorkshire pudding and Lancashire hotpot in the same meal.

Pick, man, it's either Yorkshire curd or the Chorley and Eccles.

In the same dish!

Well, if I'm in the Yorks Dales and the cafe has the curd tart then that's the one but back in Lancs I think a large buttered Chorley cake wins - but what about a sponge pud with custard?

Frank the tank

I don't like battenberg, wedding or christmas cake. Apart from those three it's pretty much open season on cakes in my book.

northernneil

theres a baker in ingleton which does wicked cakes and pies ....... hmmmm

MichaelW

The battenberg, truely cake royalty.

prawny

Frank the tank wrote:

I don't like battenberg, wedding or christmas cake. Apart from those three it's pretty much open season on cakes in my book.

I love battenburg christmas and wedding cake, apart from that I agree with you entirely.

God i love cake.