Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Trifle Trouble

I wanted to try and make Strawberry Trifle from this Recipe, it looks nice in there and i happened to have all the ingredients but failed miserably! but it's still tasted fresh and nice, i guess that's something in a nice sunny day :)


I didnt have the proper trifle glass but i found a big brandy glass in a charity shop for £1 so i guess that it'll have to do for now :)


I'm using Regency English teacup and saucer which i also bought from the charity shop awhile back but can't remember anymore how much but i'm sure it's below £4. I also bought Twinings Earl Grey tea from sainsburys and got a free tea caddy, very useful :)

Happy Tea Time Tuesday!


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12 comments:

  1. Yum that trifle looks delicious :)

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  2. Your strawberry trifle looks soo good..ohh yummy yummy!!
    I like the teacup pattern as well..pretty colors. Mmmm Earl Grey..a cup for me pls (with sugar) :)

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  3. I love trifle, have to have some at Christmas!! yours looks so tasty I think trifle looks great whatever :)

    Bee happy x
    Have a delicious day!

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  4. Looks really yummy ... I love the brandy glass, it gives a wow factor! ... visiting from Sweetology- Tea Party Tuesday..xo HHL

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  5. I'm not sure what you mean by 'failed miserably' because I could just dive right into that trifle and eat the whole thing!! It' looks yummy-licioius! O, to have a neighbor like you...hee, hee....

    Your teacup is darling...tea and trifle...Mmmm-mm!

    Have a glorious day, Susan,
    Marianne xo

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  6. Your trifle looks yummy Susan and it all gets smooshed up when you serve it anyway right! I grew up with my mom making trifle, my brother loved it but I could never eat it because I didn't like the texture of the lady fingers in the jelly! I think my hubby would like it though.

    Your teacup is lovely!

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  7. Your trifle looks delicious ... it's the taste that counts!! I love the teacup ... the cone shape. Happy Tea Day!

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  8. I've never really cracked the trifle either hun! My grandma used to make fantastic, if slightly on the boozy side, trifles but I wasn't passed the gene! I make a mean eton mess from scratch though so I whip that out instead! Lol.

    I am actually going to have to go to Sainsbury's purely to see whether I can get an Earl Grey caddy - I neeeeeed one. I looked everywhere for the packs of Always with the free tins but couldn't find those :-( I'm a woman obsessed with tins! :-P

    Your teacup is utterly gorgeous!!

    Jem xXx

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  9. Trifle is always a treat on a Summer's day! I often make it at Christmastime too. Yours looks good, Susan. I always buy Twinings Earl Grey tea in fact I had some earlier today. Your teacup is very pretty and a nice shape. Thanks for sharing your post with Tea Time and have a lovely week.

    Blessings,
    Sandi

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  10. I think your trifle looks delicious! And your bargain brandy glass is a perfect substitute.
    Your new tea cup and saucer are lovely! What a pretty vintage pattern.
    Hugs,
    Terri

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  11. I love your cup!! So delicate and sweet...and let me tell you, that trifle is terrific!! Say that 5 times fast! whewwww.

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  12. Oh, I will still have a taste of your trifle and drink some Earl Gray from the lovely tea cup. I see you just be from England from the pound sign! I am new today and have been obsessed with tea cups for the last month. I just had to have some. My first one is very modest, but charming to me. I think there will be many more! Please stop by if you have time,

    Fondly,
    Suz

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