I contacted Teemill about this, asking whether they were happy to host such vague claims of charitable donations, but I never heard back.The reference to charity donations is still up on the front page of the site. https://jackmonroe.teemill.com/
I contacted Teemill about this, asking whether they were happy to host such vague claims of charitable donations, but I never heard back.The reference to charity donations is still up on the front page of the site. https://jackmonroe.teemill.com/
What she has made isn’t trifle. It isn’t food.Your feelings on the gold spray are like mine on the cake layer.
Ladyfingers are obviously traditional, but madeira or sponge are acceptable. I would even tolerate a sliced chocolate Swiss roll.
NO CAKE, NO TRIFLE.
At least it isn’t brown.
Were you around at the time of the HILARIOUS Odeon cinema incident?What's with all the red curtains in the background?
Is she in The Odeon and has sneaked a snack in?
the poll also voted for hundreds and thousands and strawberries instead of the white chocolate stars and fruit cocktail that she's usedBut that directly contradicts the poll results!!
Beneath the 1cm of creamWhere's the custard layer
She did what?Were you around at the time of the HILARIOUS Odeon cinema incident?
She told the anecdote once of how she had a bottle of soy sauce (memory hazy, may have been balsamic vinegar) in her handbag when she went to the cinema. God alone knows why.
She, in the dark, took a swig from it and spat it out all over the seats. She then live tweeted the hilarity all through the film.
She was in the cinema with her child and the only reason we can think of her doing this was to bring attention to the fact she was with her child. She then proceeded to ruin the film for the poor kid by lighting them both up with the glare of her screen.
And when she (because of course she did) posted a pic of the soy sauce bottle, someone triangulated it as one of the ones with the little plastic ring pull under the cap - which would make it impossible for any liquid to come out unless you'd already opened the bottle and used some of it (Jack claimed she'd only just bought it).Were you around at the time of the HILARIOUS Odeon cinema incident?
She told the anecdote once of how she had a bottle of soy sauce (memory hazy, may have been balsamic vinegar) in her handbag when she went to the cinema. God alone knows why.
She, in the dark, took a swig from it and spat it out all over the seats. She then live tweeted the hilarity all through the film.
She was in the cinema with her child and the only reason we can think of her doing this was to bring attention to the fact she was with her child. She then proceeded to ruin the film for the poor kid by lighting them both up with the glare of her screen.
No but the moon is.Are the stars on top made of cheese?
It was soy sauce, and it was another utterly pointless lie (the brand in question has an inner plastic ring, so you can't mistake it for coke unless you are exceptionally stupid).Were you around at the time of the HILARIOUS Odeon cinema incident?
She told the anecdote once of how she had a bottle of soy sauce (memory hazy, may have been balsamic vinegar) in her handbag when she went to the cinema. God alone knows why.
She, in the dark, took a swig from it and spat it out all over the seats. She then live tweeted the hilarity all through the film.
She was in the cinema with her child and the only reason we can think of her doing this was to bring attention to the fact she was with her child. She then proceeded to ruin the film for the poor kid by lighting them both up with the glare of her screen.
I'm suspicious of glittery food because it always seems to have a bit of a weird and bitter taste to it, I actually thought it was butterscotch angel delight at first.
Sadly, yes. All true.She did what?
So many questions...
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