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AlisonMA Tue 19-Jun-12 15:42:36

I think I could manage without meat but don't really want to give up a) or b).

Does fruit count as dessert? If it does I'm not playing!

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j04 Tue 19-Jun-12 15:30:49

quite often.

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j04 Tue 19-Jun-12 15:30:39

just sometimes.

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j04 Tue 19-Jun-12 15:30:22

It doesn't always have to be sticky toffee pudding you know.

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j04 Tue 19-Jun-12 15:29:36

Ummmmm......... Bread and butter pudding made with skimmed milk, wholemeal bread and lots of sultanas with hardly any sugar.

Fruit crumble - wholemeal again - with custard made with skimmed milk.

Pancakes made with skimmed milk. With lemon and small amount sugar.

Oh! You get the idea!!! This is making me hungry. hmm

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janthea Tue 19-Jun-12 15:15:18

Dessert and cakes win every time!! cupcake

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effblinder Tue 19-Jun-12 15:14:15

What's a "nourishing desser" when it's at home, j04?!

Think I need some of them to replace the chocs...

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j04 Tue 19-Jun-12 15:12:42

I'd be fine without meat. Do like a bit of cod or haddock in breadcrumbs or batter though.

I'd probably plump for nourishing desserts if I had to choose.

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Anagram Tue 19-Jun-12 15:11:47

And it wouldn't be a dilemma for vegetarians/vegans....hmm

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Anagram Tue 19-Jun-12 15:10:16

It wouldn't particularly bother me if I never ate a dessert again, although I'm probably in the minority!

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bakergran Tue 19-Jun-12 15:07:58

a) Never eat any dessert again

or

b) Never eat any meat/fish ever again?

Dilemma of the day!

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