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On 18/7/2005, "Joel Bernstein" <joel@xxxx.xxx> wrote: >You're kidding, right? I've never heard of such a thing. Doesn't the >_company_ buy the cake? Not in my experience in London. >Seems absurd to require YOU to pay to supply your colleagues with cake. Exactly. Happy birthday, now go and buy us a present. >Something of the "victoria sandwich" variety perhaps? ie a couple of >thin plain sponge cakes with tasty jam in the middle and some icing >sugar on top? Not so fiddly that you'll kick yourself for deciding to >cater for lots of people, difficult to mess up, pretty quick, ... Yeah that was my thought, though I'm not that keen on basic sponge myself. Then again, I could make lamingtons to give it an Aussie flavour. >I generally find that biscuits are more work. YMMV. They transport better. If I make biscuits, I can ride my bike in that day instead of catching the tube. The ginger snaps that Bob suggested sound good. I might just go the biscuit option...There's stuff above here
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