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I see this thread has now diversified to things accompanying tea. Well OK, how's about this then. The boss has been busy baking this afternoon and decided to have a go with a new cutter she picked up in England during our summer tour. Anyone recognise the little chap? And yes, they are very tasty - in fact I'm on my 3rd one already. 
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at first i thought ginger bread person but the eyes and shaving foam/icing on wrong place 
not really sure now
just had another thought 
is it shaun the sheep??
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Quote: Puss in Boots wrote in post #15
I'm just cooling half a dozen fat rascals
http://www.food.com/recipe/bettys-of-yor...s-scones-290996
I'm somehow attracted to a chef named the "French Tart "
You'll be thinking about one of these, a Goblin Teasmade.
I can't remember how many years I've wanted one of those.........
The reviews of both the retro and modern design Teasmades aren't too hot though (sorry the pun wasn't intended).
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RE: Saturday lie-in
in Anything that's not Eriba-related. Wed Nov 06, 2013 1:32 pmby Aaron Calder •
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Wenn Sie hier auf Links zu eBay klicken und einen Kauf t�tigen, kann dies dazu f�hren, dass diese Website eine Provision erh�lt. 
Quote: Puss in Boots wrote in post #21
The reviews of both the retro and modern design Teasmades aren't too hot though (sorry the pun wasn't intended).
I came to the same conclusion when I checked out the reviews. There are lots of second-hand and 'as new' Goblin and Swan teasmades advertised on eBay.
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