Muffin or Barm
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Re: Barm or Muffin
Bluemoon115
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Re: Barm or Muffin
Sgt. Robbo is not present, and time is short, so on his behalf I agree to the temporary alliance with the Teacakers.
Now, ATTACK!!!
Sgt. Robbo is not present, and time is short, so on his behalf I agree to the temporary alliance with the Teacakers.
Now, ATTACK!!!
blue_chili_pepper
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Re: Barm or Muffin
oooo so its a muffin and tea cake, alliance!!! are the barmy army the german equivalent!!!!? then sooo be it!!! THIS MEANS WAR!!!
oooo so its a muffin and tea cake, alliance!!! are the barmy army the german equivalent!!!!? then sooo be it!!! THIS MEANS WAR!!!
The Doc
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I have decided to finally click on this thread to declare my undying support for the muffin camp...
because I have no idea what the f*** a barm is.
I have decided to finally click on this thread to declare my undying support for the muffin camp...
because I have no idea what the f*** a barm is.
Rammyblues
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Re: Barm or Muffin
In certain areas of Barnsley, West Yorkshire, Lancashire and Cumbria, teacake recipes omit currants and sultanas.
Please refer back to my earlier post.
What you barm pots need to understand is that the true and elite bread rolls are teacakes and muffins. For too long general statements about the great british teacake or muffin have long gone unpunished in the bakery business however this has never been forgotten. As proof (as in pudding) I refer to you to the following link an expert in the field and if you are prepared to read it you can see unequivically the Oven Bottomed Muffin is the speciality while the barm is for the uneducated masses churned out in packets of 4 -6.
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.ghsheldon.co.uk/process/3/AboutGHSheldontrade.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.ghsheldon.co.uk/process/3/Ab ... trade.html</a>
I refer you to in particular
Best known for our unique, signature product, the Lancashire Oven Bottom Muffin
Enough said, you barm warriors you have lost the argument.
In certain areas of Barnsley, West Yorkshire, Lancashire and Cumbria, teacake recipes omit currants and sultanas.
Please refer back to my earlier post.
What you barm pots need to understand is that the true and elite bread rolls are teacakes and muffins. For too long general statements about the great british teacake or muffin have long gone unpunished in the bakery business however this has never been forgotten. As proof (as in pudding) I refer to you to the following link an expert in the field and if you are prepared to read it you can see unequivically the Oven Bottomed Muffin is the speciality while the barm is for the uneducated masses churned out in packets of 4 -6.
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.ghsheldon.co.uk/process/3/AboutGHSheldontrade.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.ghsheldon.co.uk/process/3/Ab ... trade.html</a>
I refer you to in particular
Best known for our unique, signature product, the Lancashire Oven Bottom Muffin
Enough said, you barm warriors you have lost the argument.
droylsdenblue
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Re: Barm or Muffin
muffin
muffin