Sheffield Treat.
- 28 February 2010 15:5141575Since that chap (Matt Edwards?) was shown on here to be criticising forums, I did look round after that and kept coming up with the Sheffield one. I did mention joining it as there was a religious posting on there (
), but refrained from doing so in fear of getting someone going ( 
). Anyway, various topics, many of local interest only, but one popular one was from someone enquiring as to where they can get, `Cornflake Cakes`? Quite a response, though I`ve never heard of them. Apparently, it`s a pastry base, followed by jam, with the cornflakes sprinkled on top. Must be a local dish, but I think I`ll stick to milk on the top of mine. You fancy one?Tell them that I came, and no one answered. - 28 February 2010 15:5541577
- 28 February 2010 17:1541582not that much different in principle to the corn flake or rice krispie cakes.
clustered together and covered in chocolate. - 28 February 2010 17:2641584I like the rice krispie`s in chocolate cakes Howard, but jam and corn flakes? I`d be throwing up all over the place. The principle is the same, but not the ingredient`s for me...........
Tell them that I came, and no one answered. - 28 February 2010 20:5041608as a child i was given wheetabix with butter and jam spread on it.
try it colin, you may be pleasantly surprised. - 1 March 2010 11:3941704Cornflake cakes are essentially Bakewell Tarts with cornflakes on the top - and quite delicious. We used to have them at school, complete with lumpy custard! Unbeatable!True friends stab you in the front.
- 1 March 2010 12:0841711I feel really sick now
- 1 March 2010 15:3741725Now look what you`ve done Howard, ColetteB`s tried one out.
P.S. Maybe one day Howard I`ll give it a go.Tell them that I came, and no one answered.