We could have used these instead of bombs during WWII......
December 25, 2011 at 5:51 pm |
Karasu
I grew up eating the fruitcake my mother made every year and never could understand why people always seemed to badmouth fruitcake. Then, one year, someone gave me a factory produced, store bought fruitcake. One bite and I was like, "This vile substance is NOT fruitcake!!!"
I think the problem with fruitcake haters is that they have never had a proper fruitcake.
Hope everyone is having a great holiday. ^_^
December 25, 2011 at 4:55 pm |
Grandpa RD
I have never understood how people bad-mouth fruitcake. I absolutely LOVE it! My wife buys me one every year around Christmastime, and the poor thing doesn't survive to see the day, LOL! While this featured cake is intriguing, I don't think I would open it and chow. BUT, I WOULD love to own it just for the sentimental value and display it every December under our tree.
December 25, 2011 at 4:19 pm |
Charlie
Those little green bits are not fruit. They are mold!!
December 23, 2011 at 10:53 am |
Fred Tasker
That's the year of my birth! And I love fruit cake!! Especially the little green bits!! I'll bid everything I have! Just ship it on over!!!!
December 22, 2011 at 8:26 pm |
Frankie
Fresh Frutecake bad enough. You want to buy one 60 year old??????????
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We could have used these instead of bombs during WWII......
I grew up eating the fruitcake my mother made every year and never could understand why people always seemed to badmouth fruitcake. Then, one year, someone gave me a factory produced, store bought fruitcake. One bite and I was like, "This vile substance is NOT fruitcake!!!"
I think the problem with fruitcake haters is that they have never had a proper fruitcake.
Hope everyone is having a great holiday. ^_^
I have never understood how people bad-mouth fruitcake. I absolutely LOVE it! My wife buys me one every year around Christmastime, and the poor thing doesn't survive to see the day, LOL! While this featured cake is intriguing, I don't think I would open it and chow. BUT, I WOULD love to own it just for the sentimental value and display it every December under our tree.
Those little green bits are not fruit. They are mold!!
That's the year of my birth! And I love fruit cake!! Especially the little green bits!! I'll bid everything I have! Just ship it on over!!!!
Fresh Frutecake bad enough. You want to buy one 60 year old??????????
Math FAIL.
That would be 70 year old fruitcake!