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Milk advertising has been in the media of late. It is great to see some quality milk advertising.
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Dairy and Guinness-got to be a winner
Posting recipes on this blog was never the plan but… I was recently given this recipe by a brother-in-law and he gives a very big wrap for the resultant cake. Now having tried the cake I feel the recipe deserves … Continue reading
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