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'typically English' snack for 25 children? Help!
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Does it have to be a sweet snack? I would have though some nice cheesy snack bars or scones would have been tasty, but only if you can find some nice strong cheese. I imagine Cheddar is rather difficult to find in France, although Parmesan might substitute and mixing a teaspoonful of dry mustard in will give them an extra bite.0
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Eccles cakes would have probably been my suggestion if it has to be something sweetOne day I might be more organised...........
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Gingerbread men? Kids would like them, I think.Member #14 of SKI-ers club
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Millionaires shortbread?0
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Thaks all!
No time to mature mince for mince pies so that's a no - will def get organised and make some next year.
No it doesn't have to be a sweet snack so cheese scones could be good - I'm not going to buy sliced bread for cucumber sandwiches as it costs a fortune - great idea though
Millionaires shortbread is now on the short list - thanks x
Eccles cake - yummy and lovely idea but no way am I going to try and compete with French patisserie :eek:;)
Pollypenny - can do gingerbread men that are tasty but often deformed ... will think about that one x thank you
Thanks gang - fab ideas - thank you x
Norman xBon App's Scraps!
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Cheesey biscuits, scones or jam tarts are all things that your 4 year old can help you make.0
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Rachel021967 wrote: »Cheesey biscuits, scones or jam tarts are all things that your 4 year old can help you make.
That's true ... and I can also blame her if it all goes wrong :rotfl:
Thank you Rachel xBon App's Scraps!MFb40 # 130 -
Crumpets!
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sorry norman - forgot that in france you cant get a sliced loaf!
and as i am welsh - an english tea to me means cucumber sandwiches scones and a victoria sponge!
an english nursery tea tho would be (from books i have read) thick slices of bread and butter with jam (conserve - yes?)
rice pudding? also nice cold with jam
treacle tart and custard?
apple tart - not open - served with custard0 -
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