chocolate fountain

[breezer]

Have you got one, whats it like?

 

[BoxBasher]

Went to a wedding with one, apparently they went through £40 worth of Lindt chocolate. (which isn't a lot for your money)

It was nice for a while but I felt really sick after a while.

Sausage rolls with chocolate seem a good idea when a bit scotch mist, but they taste f'in horrible.

 

[notb665]

Have you got one, whats it like?

Yeah I've seen these, they look good but a bit like they might be shoved to the back of a cupboard when the novelty has worn off, a bit like sandwich toasters, smoothie makers, bread makers etc. I bet they are a pain to clean aswell.

Sausage rolls with chocolate seem a good idea when a bit scotch mist, but they taste f'in horrible.

I had chicken and chocolate in a restaurant once. It was very nice (the chocolate sauce wasn't sweet).

 

[securespark]

I have perfected a cheap choccy fountain.

You stick a bar of Dairy Milk where the sun don't shine, wait 20m then take your keks off, lie on your stomach & f@rt, long & loud...

 

[Richardp]

I don't like the idea of it really, it must collect loads of dust and stuff over a period of time.
(not talking about securespark's cheap one)

 

[markie]

Has anyone had a deep fried mars bar, ? they sell them at my local chippy, not my cup of tea.

 

[Richardp]

that must make the fat mucky, nah! don't fancey that at all

 

[Richardp]

I used to like baked alaska, you never see it anymore but seemed crazy putting ice-cream in the oven.

 

[markie]

I used to like baked alaska, you never see it anymore but seemed crazy putting ice-cream in the oven.

WTF is baked alaska ?

 

[Richardp]

''Baked Alaska consists of hard ice cream on a bed of sponge cake, the whole thing is then covered with uncooked meringue. This 'cake' is kept in the freezer until serving time, when it is placed in a very hot oven, just long enough to brown the meringue.''
they used to serve it up in restaurants but havnt seen it for years but it was blooming lovely.

 

[markie]

You can tell I've never been to a fancy restaurant before.

 

[Moz]

for the northwest crowd......

it was called the Bombe Surprise !!!!!!!

only seen it once at a Brit Gas boss do ...

on closer to home its mums with cake ..

candles /loving you to bits ....

 

[tim west]

for the northwest crowd......

it was called the Bombe Surprise !!!!!!!

And for dessert, the piece de resistance... a Bombe Surprise
Mmm! That looks fantastic. What's in it?
Ah... But then there would be no surprise, Madame

 

[hermes]

Baked Alaska, 1970's novelty dessert!

 

[nstreet]

Baked Alaska, 1970's novelty dessert!

I always thought it was something to do with global warming