Behave....

Vienna wrote: Behave....

No fun getting old if you have to behave is there!

Usually have Hot Cross Buns on Good Friday..
with lurpack butter...

Bruce wrote:

Ambriel wrote: I freeze my buns on a regular basis - I find it best to slice them in half before sealing them in a ziplock bag and freezing them.
Whenever I fancy a hot fruity bun, I can take one out and pop it in the toaster.

It works for all fruit breads - teacakes, rich fruit buns and hot cross buns.

Does it hurt?

They don’t feel anything once they’re in the freezer.
The currants don’t mind being in the toaster but the sultanas squeal a bit.

Ambriel wrote:

Bruce wrote:

Ambriel wrote: I freeze my buns on a regular basis - I find it best to slice them in half before sealing them in a ziplock bag and freezing them.
Whenever I fancy a hot fruity bun, I can take one out and pop it in the toaster.

It works for all fruit breads - teacakes, rich fruit buns and hot cross buns.

Does it hurt?

They don’t feel anything once they’re in the freezer.
The currants don’t mind being in the toaster but the sultanas squeal a bit.

Nice one Ambriel..

This year M&S are selling chocolate and salted caramel hot cross buns.....yum!

They have warned people not to put them in the toaster, as the melted caramel could potentially cause a fire..
Their advice is to heat them gently under the grill.

Anyone going to try these buns?

Vienna wrote: This year M&S are selling chocolate and salted caramel hot cross buns.....yum!

They have warned people not to put them in the toaster, as the melted caramel could potentially cause a fire..
Their advice is to heat them gently under the grill.

Anyone going to try these buns?

Nope ... I say ban these usurpers and bring back the traditional bun ... nothing wrong with it ... if people want to play around with new flavours ... call them something else!!!!!!

spiritofspain wrote:

Vienna wrote: This year M&S are selling chocolate and salted caramel hot cross buns.....yum!

They have warned people not to put them in the toaster, as the melted caramel could potentially cause a fire..
Their advice is to heat them gently under the grill.

Anyone going to try these buns?

Nope ... I say ban these usurpers and bring back the traditional bun ... nothing wrong with it ... if people want to play around with new flavours ... call them something else!!!!!!

Traditional buns are still on sale..

How about calling them 'Chocolate & Salted Caramel Usurper's'..

I am currently enjoying M&S Cheesey Hot Cross buns ... absolutely delicious and they seem to have very little salt in them which is unusual for savory things.

As with most things, I make my own.....far superior to shop bought....call in and try one with a cuppa.....