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Oh, that takes me back. My Nanna always made trifle like that when we came over and we would fight over the glace cherries on the top.
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Something about them, so nostalgic.
DeleteLove trifle,especially traditional like yours. I did a chocolate orange one at Christmas and it's a very close second. Yum
ReplyDeleteYes, very nice that version is as well. I did a Black Forest one.
DeleteWhat a lovely treat.
ReplyDeleteYes, WHY is trifle usually only eaten at Christmas. Maybe we should break lots more of our usual 'traditions' during this lockdown.
Might have to think about that.
DeleteOh I don't dare - I'd eat the whole thing in no time! Looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteWe ate this one far quicker than normal.
DeleteLove trifle! A sherry trifle is one of my favourites!
ReplyDeleteThis one had a serious amount of sherry. My brain said lift the bottle up but my hand lowered it instead.
DeleteLooks delicious, it must be a weekend for trifle I made one too.
ReplyDeleteAmong many other treats. Sorry, forgot to comment on them.
DeleteI think this virus as taught us that we shouldn’t save things for a treat but enjoy them when we want.
ReplyDeletethat looks lovely x
ReplyDeleteJust YUM.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.