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Mar 28, 2007 14:43

There is a type of cake in the UK known often as refridgerator cake, no-bake chocolate cake, or tiffin. It consists of broken up biscuits (cookies) in a sort of chocolate fudge ( Read more... )

cake, british, chocolate

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krasota March 28 2007, 21:53:12 UTC
I've not had anything quite like it.

Is this a similar recipe?

Googling tiffin recipe brings me several results with non-metric measurements. Only the first is strictly in grams.

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the_sybil March 28 2007, 22:03:16 UTC
Thanks - that'll do nicely.

I goggled "tiffin recipes" and got a different set of results. How odd.

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tuluum March 28 2007, 22:24:38 UTC
there is no central google dbase, they all have different data :) nice to finally know what this famous tiffin is tho, i always thought it was just a nonsense word :D !!!

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the_sybil March 28 2007, 22:34:57 UTC
I had a look at wiwkipedia to better understand the dual meanings of "tiffin" - an Indian word for snack or packed lunch, or a UK cake - but sadly it doesn't explain why the same word should have come to be used for both!

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eriathwen_bob April 15 2007, 15:11:43 UTC
"Tiffing" apparently once meant 'grazing/snacking between meals'. A cake is just the sort of thing you might snack on.

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