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Afghans Review

Mr and Mrs Brooks
Nicey replies: Yes the Lemon puff is still around although its a pale shadow of its former self. Lemon puffs of old were rectangular with a scalloped edge and were finished in a sticky sugar glaze. This was baked until it just began to caramelise giving the biscuits a rich golden colour. I actually didn't like them much as they were too much like a couple of crackers that were trying to make it in the world of sweet biscuits. None the less I respected the path they had taken.

Lemon puffs today are small round affairs, the glaze is virtually non existent, the lemon filling isn't tart enough, and the biscuits are drab. Apparently the Lemon Puff is very popular in Sri Lanka, so may be you can still get good ones there.


Maddalena Feliciello
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HobNob Review

Kirsty Innes
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Nicey replies: Kirsty,

Yes indeed it is a cup of tea on a train. I choose that picture, because its iconoclastic, which I thought was nice.