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Turning something yucky into something nice...

fizzyfeet_2
fizzyfeet_2 Posts: 167 Forumite
in Old style MoneySaving
I've got a whole pack of tesco value scones sitting in my freezer, which to be honest are pretty yuck, rather than chucking them, could I crumble them up and make them into something else that tastes a little nicer? I know that they're not expensive, but I hate to waste food!

Any suggestions please? Has anyone else successfully 'remodeled' something?

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  • pigpen
    pigpen Posts: 41,152 Forumite
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    I wonder if you could use them as a 'crumble' on fruit... serve with custard??
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  • stefejb
    stefejb Posts: 1,725 Forumite
    .... or the bottom of a trifle - I always find trifles a bit of a faff actually but each to their own
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  • zombiecazz
    zombiecazz Posts: 535 Forumite
    I wouldn't put them in a trifle as they would be quite heavy.

    How about splitting them, toasting them and putting on something like:
    strawberries and cream or Banana and honey, hot cherry pie filling and custard or cream, caramelised apples with cream, caramelised pears and then toast some thinly sliced stilton on top.

    If they are slightly airy maybe slice them and dip in egg to make sweet french toast.
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