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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.0
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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said that, I did try one a few years ago and thought it was pretty nasty when fresh so I'm not sure I'd bother with an out-of-date one
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