Guest 660- Registered: 14 Mar 2008
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2 November 2008
12:528571Yes I know but it is not far away,anyone visiting De Bradlei Warfe please put a few extra £'s in your pockets because on Saturday's and Sunday's Dover Lions Clubs are selling their famous and scrumptious cakes,lat year they sold over 700.
They come in various flavours including an unusual Light Bake Diabetic Cake prices are below.
7"Plain Fruit £5
5.5"Fruit and Nut £5
6"Iced and Marzipan £6
4"Iced and Marzipan £4
5.5"Plain Diabetic Cake £4
5.5"Flaked Almond Toppind Diabetic Cake £4.
5.5"Dundee £4.50
5.5"Genoa £5.00
5.5"Stem Ginger £5
Loaf Style Date & Walnut £3.50
all cakes are baked by an award winning baker Johnathan Battersby in Lincoln and are free from artificial colouring and flavours and are GM free.All profits generated from the sale of these cakes are used for charitable purposes,so get down there Sat and Sun until they run out.
Buy a cake and support Charity.
John Goodwin Dover Lions Club.
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2 November 2008
14:508574I can highly recommend the cakes. I got a Dundee one last year and it was gorgeous.
John if you would like the girls to come down, give me a shout. hey could do an hour or so for you.
Mand x
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2 November 2008
17:198575Sue Nicholas- Location: river
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2 November 2008
17:288576Because I know you mean well could I tease by saying is that Humble Pie you are eating ??
2 November 2008
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2 November 2008
17:508578Guest 653- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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3 November 2008
07:428586Jean and I bought a couple of those cakes and they are very, very good and great value too and of course the proceeds go to local charities - so important at this time of year.
I'd recommend them to any one and they also have diabetic/non-sugar ones too.
Roger
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3 November 2008
17:398605Mandi,can you give me a call on 212277 please
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19 November 2008
13:579491Just to let you know we are still selling Christmas cakes,in fact we have had to order 14 boxes more,I will be down at De Bradlie Warfe this Saturday and Sunday from 13.30,come and buy your cakes this weekend before they all go!
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19 November 2008
17:019492I bought a slimming cake there last week and have eaten it all but dont feel very thinner!
Linda is now starting her christmas puddings for all, from the old family receipe. I darent buy the christmas cake as we now have a kitchen full of ingredients. This year I have got hold of some old thrupenny bits ( not those Paul) the silver ones so the puddings become even more dangerous.
D
Guest 679- Registered: 7 Sep 2008
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19 November 2008
17:339493My fruit & nut was (& still is) a very nice cake but I was disappointed to see it'd come all the way from Lincoln!
Surely a retailer can be found a little closer to home?
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19 November 2008
21:079502david
rhyming slang is not acceptable on here.
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19 November 2008
22:199509Aww Howard - was that aimed at me? I did apologise to you before.
And by the way - I did wave to you at the bus stop this afternoon - did you not see me or have you got the hump with me?
There's always a little truth behind every "Just kidding", a little emotion behind every "I don't care" and a little pain behind every "I'm ok".
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19 November 2008
22:419511Jeanette, I imagine that the bakers in Lincoln is making them for more than just ourt local Lions Club
Certainly the cakes are very good and very reasonably priced, one has to wonder how the baker makes money, particularly as the Lions make money out of them as well.
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While loving someone deeply gives you courage" - Laozi
Guest 660- Registered: 14 Mar 2008
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19 November 2008
23:409512Jeanette,Ross is absolutly correct,one year when we were having problems with the supplier we looked into having our own cakes done,the problem was cost and as Ross said the baker makes them for Lions club around the Country,and they are such good quality and a good price.
The good thing is that the Lions do spend alot of money locally helping local people,so it is worth importing them.
Still if you have all bought one by another for a friend,or friends,or just eat another one.
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20 November 2008
00:149514John if you want cakes locally just chip in and get Sheila Amos a bigger oven. You know she could do it.
Politics, it seems to me, for years, or all too long, has been concerned with right or left instead of right or wrong.
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22 November 2008
10:429673Just to let you know the this year we are having a record year with the cakes and we have supassed last years total already.This weekend is blue x weekend at De Braddeli and we expect to be even busier,so if you haven't got down there to by the Lions cakes you had better hurry,we can not guarentee that we will be down there much longer.
Ordinary People Amazing things.
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22 November 2008
19:159687It looks like tomorrow may be the last day,approx 70 cakes sold today,if you have already bought one or more Thank You,if you havent fruit and nut,Genoa, Date and walnut and the 4 and 6 inch iced cakes left.
John
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