No, but I made an exploding Bonoffee pie once(in my non-vegan days). The recipe said boil a tin of evaporated milk for three hours. So I cleverly decided to go to the gym for an extra long session whilst it boiled. Came home and found that the pan had boiled dry, the tin had exploded, and the evapourated milk - now toffee, was stuck all over the room and ceiling. My landlady called round later that night just as I was re-painting the walls!
I think the UK media is completely biased towards custard pies & plum puddings get an unfair reportage ( particularly in the BBC coverage). I am considering changing my project to a critical discourse analysis of desert menus with funding from the A.AHRC ( 'afters', arts & hummanities research council). I think this is an extremely hot topic right now & the contribution to knowledge could be massive.
This thread has really got me thinking: Plum pudding was a regular feature of my youthful diet. Now, I struggle to remember the last time I set eyes on it, let alone ate it. It must be over 10 years ago. Has Plum pudding dissapeared from the British menu, or just my mothers cookbook?
Other things that were around in my childhood that have now dissapeared include:
White dog poo
Non-motorised Go-Karts. (when do you ever see kids peddling about in these, these days?)
Money spiders
Anyone seen any of these things about recently? Is it my imagination, or have they actually dissapeared?
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