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Strawberry and cream flavour today. Homemade from British (Kent) Strawberries and some nice clotted cream.
I’ve just prepared another flavour: Caramelised tarte tatin. Will be ready to churn tomorrow.
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Well now! Without the cone, I may have it!!! Woohoo!
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Let’s call it a crancake!
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Last night I was happy with gluten-free cheese curds AND gluten-free fish and chips. (Not that happy with those “chips”.)
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Sounds good to me. 
paleo brekkie
Best soft pretzel I’ve ever had! Bought from some kids selling them from their porch in nearby Amish community. Im going back every week!
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Chef was doing sumerrolls
Chef was me
Chefs colorful kissss 
Vegan
Curry tofu sticks
One version carrot coriander
Other version pineapple cucumber
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Wow…this looks amazing 
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I forgot to take a photo, but I had blackened catfish smothered in crawfish ettouffe with sweet potato casserole. Appetizer of roast beef debris fries.
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I pretty much crash out soon as I get home these days but nothing better than leftover spaghetti/pasta and that’s a fact ha! Peace to All
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That looks delicious! The only time ive had a fresh pretzel like that was in germany and it was to die for
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That’s looks just about ready to jump in my mouth. Why’s it called turtle cake? Looks so moist. A lot of people get squeamish around the world moist.
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To me moist is good in cake.
This friend of mine and I used to make white cake on Saturday mornings to take on our adventures. When i was 10 and 11.
Ill try and get her recipe from her.
Why Turtle?
Maybe because this gentleman is so slooooooooooow ( like a turtle) in this video.
AI says:
*AI Overview
“Turtle cake” or “turtle cheesecake” gets its name from the popular candy, “Turtles,” which are pecans and caramel covered in chocolate, and the cake or cheesecake is named after the candy because it incorporates similar flavors and ingredients.
Here’s a more detailed explanation:
- The Candy:
The “Turtles” candy, developed by Johnson’s Candy Company (later DeMet’s Candy Company) in 1918, features a combination of pecans, caramel, and chocolate.
- The Name:
The candy got its name because the shape of the chocolate-covered caramel and pecan clusters resembled a turtle shell.
- The Cake/Cheesecake:
The “turtle cake” or “turtle cheesecake” is a dessert that emulates the flavor profile of the candy, using chocolate, caramel, and pecans as key ingredients.
- Variations:
Turtle desserts can come in various forms, including cakes, cheesecakes, pies, and even cookies, all sharing the common theme of chocolate, caramel, and pecans.
PS she’s clearly used walnuts not pecans.
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