Catherine wrote:Vanilla mashed potato is also delicious.
karadekoolaid wrote:Strawberry and Vanilla Jam is good.
scullion wrote:Catherine wrote:Vanilla mashed potato is also delicious.
are you sure‽‽‽ have you really eaten it‽
Catherine wrote:Yes with duck
StokeySue wrote:I only use it in cakes and desserts really
I have had it with fish and not been taken
Real vanilla ice cream - i.e. something with a strong vanilla flavour, not something that is nearly tasteless, is one of my favourite sweet dishes
scullion wrote:Catherine wrote:Yes with duck
well, i think that's just quackers!
StokeySue wrote:The ice cream carts on our beach used to offer two flavours - white or pink, described on the board as Strawberry and Vanilla, but they would ask you “Strawberry or plain?”
PatsyMFagan wrote:I love the smell of it in my sugar jar and use it in recipes, but can't stand 'Vanilla' scented candles
Seatallan wrote:She's not keen on lavender as a scent either.
PatsyMFagan wrote:I love the smell of it in my sugar jar and use it in recipes, but can't stand 'Vanilla' scented candles
liketocook wrote:A small vanilla pod, 1/2 a lemon, some orange or satsuma peel, a small piece of root ginger and some boiling water popped in a lid off slow cooker on low create a lovely smell that is great at absorbing fishy or curry whiffs etc.
Busybee wrote:Jo Malone candles are fabulous, never overpowering.
Ratatouille wrote:I am surrounded by lavender
under the wormwood bush.
WWordsworth wrote:I prefer natural ice cream, without vanilla.
My favourite everyday brand is Mackies, it's lighter and fresher tasting than those with the added vanilla.
Busybee wrote:Jo Malone candles are fabulous, never overpowering. We buy the eucalyptus one every Christmas. It lasts all year.
I also have a green tomato leaf one designed for kitchen use. Gets rid of any cooking whiffs.
An expensive brand but worth it for their longevity and natural aromas.
BB
suffolk wrote:Not wanting to criticise so please don’t think I am ... but I just can’t believe the prices of those candles ... more than many folk have to spend on food for a week ... the world seems totally bonkers ... no wonder this nation is so split into haves and have nots.
suffolk wrote:just seen one candle costing £350
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