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| Name: Fran |
24th August 2010 |
| ewww do i have to taste this for my homework gross!
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| Name: Nerd Poo |
25th October 2010 |
Taste very nice, i will make it again cause it was soo nice :))
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| Name: Lucy |
15th February 2011 |
| i love it .Tasted lovley help me with homework
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| Name: Katie |
24th February 2011 |
| great .best ever recipe ww2 rocks
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| Name: Maryam |
20th June 2011 |
| i am bringing it in school for my homework on ww2 its greatest homework and pudding ever!
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| Name: Yvonne |
12th July 2011 |
| It was delicious. Best pudding ever
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| Name: Nicole |
18th October 2011 |
Thankyou for this recipie it has helped me with my homework.
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| Name: Emma |
30th November 2011 |
| thnx so much this really helped me with my homework even though we didnt have a steamer
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| Name: MOLLY IS AMAZING |
12th May 2012 |
| It looked a bit like sand when i first saw it but im still going to use it for my homework project!!!!!!
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| Name: Jasmine |
25th October 2012 |
This recipie sounds sooooooooooooooooooo nice and the picture makes it look sooooooo nice too !!!!!!!!!! I made it then tryed it, it was sooooo yummy
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| Name: Salah |
13th January 2013 |
| Please keep tohrwing these posts up they help tons.
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| Name: Lucie |
17th January 2013 |
| This recipe looks awsome... Im gonna make it for my WW2 project. I wonder if it tastes nice well we will have to wait and see
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| Name: Julia Szabelska |
31st January 2013 |
| im doing a ww2 project too. im writing it in my rationing section. try the eggless cake
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| Name: Sam |
23rd June 2013 |
Omg! this is amazing, it is soooo delicious!
I wanted to make another 1, so I did !
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| Name: Lottie |
4th December 2013 |
| It was amazing plus had lots of fun though was a bit tricky!!!!
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| Name: Jane |
25th July 2014 |
| Sorry but they didnt have margarine in WWII so please where you see the word change it to butter otherwise recipe not authentic
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| Name: Bonnie Parker-Duke |
10th September 2014 |
| Jane, they most certainly did have margarine during World War 2. The ration was 2 to 4 ounces per month depending on the supplies. You should do a bit more research before you begin criticizing authentic recipes.
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| Name: JoeSnow |
15th May 2016 |
| We don't get Tate and Lyle golden syrup in America. Would Karo syrup or molasses work instead?
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| Name: Dabalicious |
3rd October 2016 |
are u sure thats what they would of had. can u do more history recipes please theres not that many.thanksxxxxxxx
it will help!
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| Name: Bobbie |
9th October 2017 |
| its amazing fam man cant stop munching
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| Name: Aaron |
17th April 2020 |
| This is brilliant for projects and really nice, anybody who needs to do a world war 2 recipe for school should DEFINETELY use this!
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