Well, you did have something else on your....mind!housil wrote:From my own thread
LEMON CAKE Can
Re: LEMON CAKE Can
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Re: LEMON CAKE Can
Quick question along these lines, are the puddings, custards and sponge cake type desserts included in the UK ration packs (boil in bag type) better when eaten cold or heated up?
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mreheater72
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Re: LEMON CAKE Can
Hi guys,
today I opened the LEMON CAKE can I showed above some weeks ago . Now you can see the photo review:
As described on the lid I opened the one end first
The cake looks fine
Some cake glued on the lid of the can
It was not possible to get the cake out of the can, so I decided to open the second end, too. After cutting at the edge of the cake with a flat knife blade I pushed it out of the can
Lemon Cake on a plate
Lemon Cake on a plate, close-up
Lemon Cake cut into pieces
Close up of the interior cake
The taste was very artificial, much of lemon flavor
. Also it was little bit dry ! All in all it was ok, but I have eaten better cakes in the past 
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So long mreheater72
today I opened the LEMON CAKE can I showed above some weeks ago
. Now you can see the photo review:As described on the lid I opened the one end first
The cake looks fine
Some cake glued on the lid of the can
It was not possible to get the cake out of the can, so I decided to open the second end, too. After cutting at the edge of the cake with a flat knife blade I pushed it out of the can
Lemon Cake on a plate
Lemon Cake on a plate, close-up
Lemon Cake cut into pieces
Close up of the interior cake
The taste was very artificial, much of lemon flavor
. Also it was little bit dry ! All in all it was ok, but I have eaten better cakes in the past !So long mreheater72
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