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Much to my husband's chagrin, I often experiment with recipes. Sometimes they are failures, but not to the point of becoming inedible. I recently made him Mountain Dew jelly with success so I thought I would use the same principles to make a pie out of Cherry 7-Up. Here is what happened . . .
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I used iced animal cookies but I think graham crackers or vanilla wafers, etc would work too. I like to use what I have leftover and substitute when needed. I used about 2 cups of the small iced animal cookies.
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The question is, can I turn this pie-cake into a pie-cake-flan? :P
id have given up when it didnt settle xD
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this cake has more fruit in it then what i normally eat at my meals, also, i like carbs
carbs are GOOD FOR YOU. the provide a vital source of energy for the body, if your body doesnt use as much energy as they provide, then they get stored as fat, which later on can turn into muscle, muscle which needs energy ergo CARBS! even if you dont want to build muscle though, carbohydrates provide the body with vital energy, a slice of this late at night is a brilliant end to the day, and if its as carb rich as u say, may help u get to sleep, and the energy given off by its digestion will make u wake up well and refreshed.
if you dont use as much energy as you eat, then yes, it will be stored as fat, but thats not the puddings fault, almost all foods are fine in moderation, and ones like this are generally the ones i prefer.
but if you dislike how many carbs and calories this has
go bake your own cake =] if its as tasty it should be more popular =]
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