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amazeballs....???
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I don't make ice-cream using custard base....I just use milk, sugar, and cornflour. But yes, just make your custard mix and add a bit of wasabi. xx
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Amazeballs.....it's a stupid word used by the bl00dy Kardashians and I can't get it out of my vocab! lol
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Iv had the chilie toffe icecream mmm and ive had wasabi choco cake mmmmm
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I could just get a tin of green giant sweetcorn and be done with it but I love it on the cob. Mr. Cupid isn't so keen, because it gets stuck between his teeth,lol!. I tell him he can always brush his teeth afterwards.
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Give him a pot of toothpicks when he is eating it lol. Nothing beats corn on the cob!
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There is only one way to cook a mealie cob , grilled over charcoal, I spent 3 years in Zambia and often had one for lunch.
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I totally agree Eddie, but here in Scotland that's not often possible! lol
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As Eddie's reply...barbequed gently then drizzled with lime and chilli butter
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ten minutes in boiling water is far too long. Two minutes - ample. You only want to get the stuff hot - any more cooking will make it tough. No wonder it gets stuck in your teeth if you cook it for so long.
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