| Title: | How to Make them Goodies |
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does anyone out there know where i can get
my hands on pink creme of almond? thanks...
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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| 2936.1 | Marzipan? | CUPMK::CLEMINSHAW | Conanne | Mon Mar 04 1991 12:49 | 3 |
Do you mean marzipan, which is a sweetened almond paste?
P.
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| 2936.2 | EVETPU::RUST | Thu Mar 07 1991 16:12 | 9 | ||
Or the liqueur, creme d'almond(e), used to make Pink Ladies. (Or was it
Pink Squirrels? I forget.) In my frivolous youth, the first alcoholic
drinks I could tolerate were the sweet-liqueur-and-cream ones, such as
the above, or Grasshoppers, or Sombreros...
If it's the liqueur you're after, I'd think a wine shop would be the
place to look.
-b
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| 2936.3 | Liquer: Pink Creme of Almond | AKOCOA::BATISTA | Thu Mar 07 1991 16:16 | 5 | |
Check your local package store. We just bought a bottle of creme
de almond (or creme de noya) at ours, it's made by Leroux (sp?),
the folks that make all those different flavored schnapps ...
Bibi
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