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10 February 2008 - 5 אדר א' 5768 by Huw
- Sunday afternoon in Hamilton: brunch at Ikea. :-) #
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I do confess I can’t walk past the Ikea cafe without buying something when I shop there…
We had the Fish and Chips. Very exotic. :-) But we topped it off with Daim Cake.
I would love a recipe for Daim Cake if anyone has one! There are tonnes of pseudo recipes on the net… I may have to set down to work out my own.