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Hello there

Does anyone out there know the best and cheapest way to send things from the UK to OZ with Christmas coming up and M and S sending me emails on half price Christmas cakes and puddings that are making me drool I am desperate and cakeless!!!Cheers Annie

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Does the Rotary Club come round where you live? They bring Santa to the streets round us and besides distributing lollies to the kids and giving us all that Christmassy feeling, sell very nice Christmas cakes too!

 

:cute: LC

 

I agree. We had one last year and it was very nice. The guys from the Rotary Club are really friendly too. I had a lovely chat with one of them while my daughter had some lollies from Santa.

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your not in england anymore,get over it and throw a shrimp on the barbi christmas day!!!!! ;-)

 

You've not been in Oz very long then because they do that in America. Here they tend to cook prawns. ;)

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Guest Chandan
The Lions Club sells Christmas Cakes and Puddings every year. Let me know if you would like any.

 

Thanks Moosh, oh remember them, just googled Lions Club Christmas cakes to get prices.. $13 for a 1.5 kg christmas cake!! and $11 for a pud..and the cake has a shelf life of 30 months!!! That is a bargain!

 

I got into cake decorating in my teens when dad would make me ice a lions cake for his work .. hated at the time but love it now.

 

And yes.. I will very much miss M&S this christmas..

 

Do we order through you? or direct from website?

 

Thanks

Danni

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Well i'll be bringing myself a yummy deluxe toffee christmas pudding from Thorntons when I go back in a few weeks! And i'm sure i'll be having a look to see what I can sneak in my bags from M&S!!!

Mmmm I can taste it now........

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You've not been in Oz very long then because they do that in America. Here they tend to cook prawns. ;)

 

Lol I wouldn't mind but he doesn't even eat seafood. it will be a roast turkey dinner for us :biglaugh:

 

Oh come on, just because we now live in a different country there is nothing wrong with still liking and wanting things that we have grown up with!!!!!.

 

Post like this are really unhelpful.

 

I think you will find that was a joke comment by my OH you might not have noticed the wink on the smilie!!!

 

Was going to put a helpful comment like woolworths have mr kiplin xmas slices but I dont think I'l bother now!!!!!!

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