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Hestons Hidden Orange
suki1964
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Christmas pudding, best before end Jan 2013 :rotfl:
Should I attempt it, or bin it?
Ive eaten older Christmas puds, its the orange bit thats making me wonder
Should I attempt it, or bin it?
Ive eaten older Christmas puds, its the orange bit thats making me wonder
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Test it on your own children. Please don’t involve us!0
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If it's 'best before' it'll be fine, if it's 'eat by' it might not be so fine.
If you don't find joy in the snow,
remember you'll have less joy in your life
...but still have the same amount of snow!0 -
I think the oranges are poached in sugar syrup and are more or less candied - and they're pretty air-tight in the pudding - so I reckon it'd probably be ok. Having said that, I did try one a few years ago and thought it was pretty nasty when fresh so I'm not sure I'd bother with an out-of-date one
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