Good for the food mileage too, the ole Cox, if you're into that sort of thing.

Well, it might not be, but if you're in England, in November, and eating an imported Cox there's something very very wrong with the world.

I made a cake at the weekend with cider and coxes apples. AB: cake maestro.

Posted By: Arizona Bay on November 20th 2007 at 12:53:39

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Bacon and lentil hotpot, "no bread" crayfish and avocado salad, two Coxes (General Chat) - Old Git, Nov 20, 12:48:45
- sounds delicious (General Chat) - Dave in France, Nov 20, 13:15:05
  - Had a very nice French dressing (General Chat) - Old Git, Nov 20, 13:20:41
- Apart from the bacon bit, (General Chat) - CB41, Nov 20, 13:11:53
- Russet - also good proper appleage. (n/m) (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Nov 20, 12:50:32
  - Agree but ONLY if ripe enough (General Chat) - Old Git, Nov 20, 12:51:45
    - Good for the food mileage too, the ole Cox, if you're into that sort of thing. (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, Nov 20, 12:53:39
      - Last summer, in the height of our strawberry season, I bought some (General Chat) - CB41, Nov 20, 13:03:31
- Followed by full sex with Ann Widdecombe wrapped in cling film (n/m) (General Chat) - pants, Nov 20, 12:49:40

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