I will pass on Fruit Cake.
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I think most people that have this reaction have never had good, quality fruitcake. Especially after they’re soaked in Rum (the fruitcake, not the person). I like @TexLaw idea of soaking it with Grand Marnier. I’m heading to Costco tomorrow to see if any are available.I will pass on Fruit Cake.
I think most people that have this reaction have never had good, quality fruitcake. Especially after they’re soaked in Rum (the fruitcake, not the person). I like @TexLaw idea of soaking it with Grand Marlier. I’m heading to Costco tomorrow to see if any are available.
Costco makes a fruitcake that I would willingly do battle in an arena to eat.
Unfortunately, scalpers go in and buy these up and then sell them at inflated prices on Amazon and eBay.I didn't need to know that. I already need to drop some weight. Their birthday cakes are great, too, and an insane value.
Most people who talk about hating fruitcake have either never had a good one or tried it only once when they were too young to like anything but macaroni and cheese.
Love fruitcake.
Costco makes a fruitcake that I would willingly do battle in an arena to eat.
The post right above yours.I'll need pictures.
In the delicate and sensitive times we live in, wouldn’t it be more politically correct to call them cakes of fruit?
I made ten pounds of fruitcake this week and I'm not sure whether a towering 3-pounder is needed. O.H
Love fruitcake.
Costco makes a fruitcake that I would willingly do battle in an arena to eat.
I would happily trade you some Italian fruitcake (Panettone - also in season here) for some Nanaimo bars you can get in Canadian Costco. Deal?I was in our local (Canadian) Costco yesterday, and was looking at their fruitcakes.
If they can find one, you won't regret it!I'll have to ask my neighbor with the Costco membership to pick up one.
The post right above yours.