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Ooh I am wanting some right now - I grew up on dipping them in tea! I believe this is also called cake rusk? I have never tried making it myself, always bought them from my local South Asian store, so I do wonder what they'd taste like 'fresh' at home.
ReplyDeleteMaira @ http://lovefrommaira.co.uk
I might be biased but I think they taste pretty great fresh! :) I've not heard them called Cake rusks before though thanks Maira!
Deleteoooh this is a great idea! I'll try and remember this next time a bake a cake, the biscuits look delicious <3
ReplyDeletehttp://laurenslittleblogs.blogspot.co.uk/
Thanks Lauren, I don't bake a cake without doing this now! It's absolutely worth a try!
DeleteOooo these look really tasty and this is such a clever way to use up stale cake! My family isn't huge on cakes so whenever we get one it usually will go to waste so this is an awesome alternative :)
ReplyDeleteJulia // The Sunday Mode
Glad you like it! I love cake but I just always seem to forget I have it until it's too late, so I was so chuffed when this worked out! Fingers crossed this means you just get extra helpings! :)
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