>My son and I were out this afternoon delivering leaflets and came back
>ravenous. Not having any ravens, we went in search of bread and found
>none. Nor was there any flour in the house, the person...

> On Sun, 05 Nov 2006 20:19:56 GMT, "Harry Keane"
> blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:
>

>>My son and I were out this afternoon delivering leaflets and came back
>>ravenous. Not having any ravens, we went in search of bread and found
>>none. Nor was there any flour in the house, the person responsible for
>>re-stocking (me) having forgotten it. The shops were shut, what was to
>>be done? Up pops my supervisor and reminds me that we still have the
>>packet of garlic and rosemary focaccia bread mix that she'd bought on
>>one of her rare forays into Tesco's, which I had sneered at and
>>derided and banished to the back of the larder. It was still in date
>>and so I decided to give it a try.
>>
>>A mere hour and a half later, after we had gorged ourselves on tea and
>>McVities Digestives, out it came. It turned out much nicer than the
>>focaccia bread that I usually make myself. I am suitably chastened
>>(as well as being well-fed).

> ...

>>

>>>My son and I were out this afternoon delivering leaflets and came back
>>>ravenous. Not having any ravens, we went in search of bread and found
>>>none. Nor was there any flour in the house, the person responsible for
>>>re-stocking (me) having forgotten it. The shops were shut, what was to
>>>be done? Up pops my supervisor and reminds me that we still have the
>>>packet of garlic and rosemary focaccia bread mix that she'd bought on
>>>one of her rare forays into Tesco's, which I had sneered at and
>>>derided and banished to the back of the larder. It was still in date
>>>and so I decided to give it a try.
>>>
>>>A mere hour and a half later, after we had gorged ourselves on tea and
>>>McVities Digestives, out it came. It turned out much nicer than the
>>>focaccia bread that I usually make myself. I am suitably chastened
>>>(as well as being well-fed).

>>
>> ...

>I often make Focaccia in my bread machine

>Right, off to make tablet now. Ho hum.

>On Sun, 05 Nov 2006 23:18:48 GMT, Baz
>yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
>

>>I often make Focaccia in my bread machine

>
>But what the Focaccia *is* it?

>On Mon, 06 Nov 2006 10:49:18 +0000, Ben Newsam
>ukonline.co.uk> blethered:

>>Oooh! Bonfire toffee!

>
>No, tablet. :-) And flapjacks. They're quite nice, even if I do say so
>meself.

> On Mon, 06 Nov 2006 15:42:53 +0000, Ben Newsam
> ukonline.co.uk> blethered:
>

>> On Mon, 06 Nov 2006 13:00:26 +0000, Halla
>> drunkenbastards.spam.com> wrote:

>>> On Mon, 06 Nov 2006 10:49:18 +0000, Ben Newsam
>>> ukonline.co.uk> blethered:

>>>> Oooh! Bonfire toffee!

>>>
>>> No, tablet. :-) And flapjacks. They're quite nice, even if I do say
>>> so meself.

>>
>> I've had your flapjack. Very, very nice, if you will allow me to say.

>
> ;-)
>
> So far we've chocolate (it's got an abandoned easter egg in it),
> raisin (meh, not so great, had no sultanas though) and plain. And some
> tablet which worked rather well and which is disappearing already. ...