Difference between a Fruitcake and a Cheesecake?

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Re: Difference between a Fruitcake and a Cheesecake?

Post by GRUMPY PIRATE » Sun Dec 12, 2010 12:50 am

DisneyMom wrote:My father gave me a fruitcake from Solvang once that was absolutely delicious :) Must have been full of alcohol,but soooo good!
Most of them can be used for doorstops :cool:
Solvang is always a good source for goodies!!


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Re: Difference between a Fruitcake and a Cheesecake?

Post by BRWombat » Mon Dec 13, 2010 4:58 pm

My in-laws occasionally get a fruitcake from the Genesee Abbey. Now that's some good eating. Of course, it's soaked in rum, so...


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Re: Difference between a Fruitcake and a Cheesecake?

Post by GRUMPY PIRATE » Mon Dec 13, 2010 6:54 pm

BRWombat wrote:My in-laws occasionally get a fruitcake from the Genesee Abbey. Now that's some good eating. Of course, it's soaked in rum, so...
Oh good!! another "source"!!!!

BUTTERSCOTCH flavored?

Mmmmmmm!!!


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