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dnt be soo stupid!
But I can't help it, you women make me pleasantly insane, just being here lifted my mood!
I smell the breast of a chicken...
I got a nice desert. It's a pineapple pudding (or pudding with any other bits of fruit e.g orange, apples etc)
You need:
Double cream
Tinned custard (not powdered)
Crushed pineapple in the tins (if not, maybe small sliced up pieces)
Any other fruits
a bit of lemon juice
Add the cream and custard into a mixing bowl and mix together. Add in the crushed pineapples (after draining out the liquid). Mix this in together. Cut any other fruits you want to add into small pieces and add into the dessert. Mix it all together. Add some lemon juice to keep it fresh. Keep refridgerated until ready to eat.
It's by far my favourite desert, and real easy to make.
You need:
Double cream
Tinned custard (not powdered)
Crushed pineapple in the tins (if not, maybe small sliced up pieces)
Any other fruits
a bit of lemon juice
Add the cream and custard into a mixing bowl and mix together. Add in the crushed pineapples (after draining out the liquid). Mix this in together. Cut any other fruits you want to add into small pieces and add into the dessert. Mix it all together. Add some lemon juice to keep it fresh. Keep refridgerated until ready to eat.
It's by far my favourite desert, and real easy to make.
Try this:
Stick two croissants in the microwave for 20-30 seconds. Take them out (duuh!), put Nutella and/or butter over them (be thick with the Nutella), enjoy!
Or instead, you could cut the croissants open (as you would a burger bun), spread butter on both sides, fry until they go crispy brown, trust me they're delicious!
Stick two croissants in the microwave for 20-30 seconds. Take them out (duuh!), put Nutella and/or butter over them (be thick with the Nutella), enjoy!
Or instead, you could cut the croissants open (as you would a burger bun), spread butter on both sides, fry until they go crispy brown, trust me they're delicious!
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