Fruitcake Sentence Examples

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  • There was Carl the Cutter, The Gypsy, Frank the Fruitcake; crazy names.

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  • This Italian specialty is more like bread than cake and closer to fruitcake than any other Christmas treat.

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  • With just a little time, you will fall in love with this classic and add fruitcake to your collection of Christmas cake recipes.

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  • We all know the infamous fruitcake, but fruitcake cookies are a new take on an old tradition.

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  • You'll find these lighter than your traditional fruitcake, and chock full of your favorite fruit and nuts.

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  • For example, try a fancy spin on ham (like prosciutto-wrapped melon?) for a spring fete, or a tasty fruitcake as your groom's cake around the holidays.

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  • No one will care that you bought slice-and-bake cookie dough or didn't bake Aunt Agatha's famous fruitcake recipe.

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  • A bowl of water placed in an electric oven will help keep a rich fruitcake moist.

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  • The cake was a four tiered traditional fruitcake with a matching flower display on the top.

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  • The Nutricia recipe is based on the standard Glutafin rich fruitcake recipe with the addition of a baked marzipan layer and a marzipan layer and a marzipan topping.

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  • Food is usually a good last minute holiday gift, if it's not a fruitcake.

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  • Fruitcake has gotten a bad reputation in the past.

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  • This could be because store bought fruitcake is a heavy, over-sweetened mess.

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  • The traditional fruitcake has become a standard in Christmas food giving.

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  • While I'm not disagreeing with you that Edith looks like the best candidate, in my mind she's still the flavor of the month at the fruitcake sale.

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  • A man who eats fruitcake lives a terrible life.

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  • There is only one fruitcake in the entire world, and people keep sending it to each other."

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  • Christmas cakes run the gamut from plain cakes decorated with red and green icing to fruitcake, Italian Panettone, and King Cake, which is served on the Epiphany to celebrate the arrival of the kings to the manger.

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