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Everytime I've tried it it's hard as a brick. I like the flavor of it but I just don't have the teeth for it. Is it supposed to be that way? Is there a recipe for one that is easier to chew and doesn't get stuck in your teeth as bad?
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I make a batch every year that seems to be well-received. Two things that I do are 1) wrap them in cheese cloth, brush the cheese cloth with brandy, seal them in Zip-Locks for a month, rebrushing about once a month, and 2) leave out any toothbusting nuts and nut hulls.
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I don't care for those kind of dates, come to think on it, many dates back when were not all that great.
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I make a batch every year that seems to be well-received. Two things that I do is 1) wrap them in cheese cloth, brush the cheese cloth with brandy, seal them in Zip-Locks for a month, rebrushing about once a month, and 2) leave out any toothbusting nuts and nut hulls. It's awesome, particularly if homemade & handled this way !
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I have had both homemade and store bought light and dark and enjoy a little bit during the holidays.
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I love it! I ate an entire Collin Street Bakery fruitcake in 24 hours by myself.
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I'm gonna be on the lookout for one. Might have to be something from the cracker barrel though.
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... wrap them in cheese cloth, brush the cheese cloth with brandy ... My grandmother did something like that, but she's been gone so long (I was a kid when she passed) I don't remember exactly what she said.
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I'm gonna be on the lookout for one. Might have to be something from the cracker barrel though. Not many Cracker Barrel types here. Gonna hafta bump it up a notch.
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I don't care for those kind of dates, come to think on it, many dates back when were not all that great. Fruitcakes or Fruit cakes ??
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Denny, some cute little tomatoes, some fruitcakes, some that went to power their nose, I'm still waiting for. Is it time to worry?
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Ha! Comedians. Yeah not a fan of cracker barrel but not much in the way of bakeries where I live.
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Denny how did you get my high school yearbook?
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Meanwhile back to fruitcakes.
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Nothing wrong with a fruit cake.
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Everyone seems to like mine....................
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got the recipe from her son.......... promised I'd never give it out.....
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Nothing better for the Holidays!!!! Soaked in Brandy & Rum!! Charlie
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Yes love it, but actually getting hard to find around here.
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I love fruit cake. Have 3 in the fridge. Claxton or bust. None better.
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I love fruit cake. Have 3 in the fridge. Claxton or bust. None better. Eat it right out of the box ? Schmear of butter ?
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Slices like in the pic, Denny. It comes in block like this. Their website says free shipping in USA. https://www.claxtonfruitcake.com
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I'm not a big fan of sweets and that chit takes "sweet" to a whole new level so......NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Curiosity prevailed. I ordered a box. Pray for me.
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got the recipe from her son.......... promised I'd never give it out..... I never understood that thinking! When they die the recipe dies with them.
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Back in the day, my father used to give Collin Street Bakery's fruit cakes out to his customers at Christmas every year. I think that was some old school thinking from way back in the 40's or the 50's. When we took over the company, we were afraid of losing customers because of it. So we started sending hams out to the top customers. But as a kid, I loved this stuff. https://www.collinstreet.com/online_bakery_gift/deluxe_fruitcake
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I too enjoy the Collin Street. Try to get a couple each holiday season.
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My wife and I love fruitcake, one of our favorites is the round one from Costco. My grandma would make them from scratch and brandy them for months before Christmas.
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I loved my Moms fruitcake. As a young’n, I used to help her make them. She used a very old Betty Crocker cook book, but I remember she used only half of the candied fruit the recipe called for. Then she had a method of insulating the baking pans so the sides of the cake didn’t over cook. Once done, they were wrapped in cheese cloth, and she used Manischeiwtz wine to flavor them and stored in metal containers for a couple months. Long process but very good.
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I love well made fruit cakes. Also had some fruitcake made by monks that was out of this world. Probably find it on the Binger.
Today I learned that some of those little candies in the cake are actually pith from the citron.
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I grease (Crisco works great) the pans, then line them with waxed paper, which I grease as well.
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Enjoy the fruitcake men.
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what is the ballistics on Fruitcake ? give us some data.
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Your average store bought fruitcake made well in advance of the Holidays? Typically bad to horrible....
A fresh homemade one........I'm all in ..........
Huge difference.
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Some are made that are not brick hard and without flavor.
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Beansnbacon33,
Fwiw, I never liked any sort of fruitcake until I met/lassoed my Texas Cowboy BUT his G-G-G-GM's (pre mid-1800s) recipe out of Marshal County, MS is in a single word: WONDEREFUL.
It's sole problem is that I cannot pass it on a cake-stand W/O having "just a few bites". - It's definitely addictive.
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Darla, welcome to the 'Fire. Bring thick skin when venturing out of this forum.
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calikooknic,
Thanks for the kind welcome.
The recipe for my DH's family recipe uses fresh (rather than all dried) fruit, including sliced apples, homemade stewed fruit & other "goodies". - The layers have a layer of applesauce or apple butter between the four or five 2-3" layers. (Their style of fruitcake is stacked like a regular 5-layer cake & dressed with icing, too.)
Fyi, properly dehydrated or candied fruit should last for years & years W/O significant change in freshness. just as an ordinary candy-bar does not spoil on the grocery store shelf.
Sincerely, DarlaG
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+ 0n the the Collin Street.
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Saying you don't like fruitcake because of store bought fare is about the same as saying you don't like biscuits and gravy because all you've had is this and canned gravy.
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I grease (Crisco works great) the pans, then line them with waxed paper, which I grease as well. Noted for next year, thanks
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Love the stuff although I hear it might be a wee-bit calorically dense?? Collins St pecan version is tough to beat, but I like the sounds of this King Arthur version too.
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Fremont,
Why not find a recipe on the Internet that looks GOOD & make your own?? - My hubby makes great stews/cakes/pies/BBQ/Louisiana pralines/jambalaya/etc.
Since he can/does, you can too.
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Two bricks of Claxton arrived today. Carved off a chunk and it was very good ! However its density surprised me.Were it not for the excellent flavor it would be great material for a retailing wall on the property.
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Then there is more than one??!!
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Fremont,Why not find a recipe on the Internet that looks GOOD & make your own?? - Sincerely, DarlaG And miss all the fun here ? Welcome aboard.
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Then there is more than one??!! Locked and loaded here. Ordered a 2 pack.
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Enjoy it Denny. Not "my cup of tea", but to each to his own.
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Laid out like a can of spam. Actually quite small.
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I'm not a sweets fan, either. But I do enjoy a slice of fruitcake during the holidays. Usually just one.
If it's brick hard, it's stale. Probably been re-gifted umpteump times. Cripes, if you don't like it and get one, just put it out for the birds.
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Moist and dense. Not stale.
Kinda went thud when it hit bottom
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UPDATE: Ate 3 slices over the last 90 minutes or so. Tasty. Got a world class case of the skidders of the worst kind. Thinkin' I should grab a good book, the Bose and plan on an extended stay in the can. AC / DC or Barry Manilow ?
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I love fruit cake. Have 3 in the fridge. Claxton or bust. None better. OMG that looks like the typical store-bought fruitcake that makes me gag
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Moist and dense. Not stale.
Kinda went thud when it hit bottom That’s how you know it’s a good one!
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I love fruit cake. Have 3 in the fridge. Claxton or bust. None better. OMG that looks like the typical store-bought fruitcake that makes me gag Pssst. Don’t look.
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claxton fruitcake, accruing from claxton, ga. has been the best in the land for decades and decades.
there's probably better ones, but they won't be nearly as competitive in price for the quality.
my mom use to make really good fruitcakes without a recipe. claxton is better.
and that's difficult for me to admit to, but it's the truth.
strong black coffee in a cup, and piece of claxton.
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dammit now im gonna have to order me one gus.
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Enjoying my Claxton FC. Wonderful nutty taste in the background
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claxton fruitcake, accruing from claxton, ga. has been the best in the land for decades and decades.
there's probably better ones, but they won't be nearly as competitive in price for the quality.
my mom use to make really good fruitcakes without a recipe. claxton is better.
and that's difficult for me to admit to, but it's the truth.
strong black coffee in a cup, and piece of claxton. Interesting how a discussion of fruitcake brought forth an unprecedented clarity of exposition.
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claxton fruitcake, accruing from claxton, ga. has been the best in the land for decades and decades.
there's probably better ones, but they won't be nearly as competitive in price for the quality.
my mom use to make really good fruitcakes without a recipe. claxton is better.
and that's difficult for me to admit to, but it's the truth.
strong black coffee in a cup, and piece of claxton. Interesting how a discussion of fruitcake brought forth an unprecedented clarity of exposition. Don't get used to it.
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Tiny morsel of Claxton FC remaining.Pretty good. I'll freeze the remaining brick in case withdrawal sets in. Hope not as not sure if my insurance covers treatment for fruitcake addiction.
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is there gonna be an annual fruitcake thread around here now?
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No worse than a lutfisk thread.
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are you suggesting that participants in this forum are fruitcakes?
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Campfire Kahuna
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Campfire Kahuna
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The fruitcakes are included in, but in limited to the food section.
These premises insured by a Sheltie in Training ,--- and Cooey.o "May the Good Lord take a likin' to you"
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Campfire Ranger
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Campfire Ranger
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Campfire Ranger
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Campfire Ranger
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No worse than a lutfisk thread. Hey now, don't go stinking up this thread
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Campfire Ranger
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Campfire Ranger
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I have an improved view of you now, Gus. Gus is good people, his posts make you think and I don't think I've ever seen him say something nasty to someone on the forum.
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Campfire 'Bwana
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Campfire 'Bwana
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Just broke into this year's batch after its rest in the basement - very satisfactory.
Not a real member - just an ordinary guy who appreciates being able to hang around and say something once in awhile.
Happily Trapped In the Past (Thanks, Joe)
Not only a less than minimally educated person, but stupid and out of touch as well.
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Campfire Regular
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Campfire Regular
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Back in the day, my father used to give Collin Street Bakery's fruit cakes out to his customers at Christmas every year. I think that was some old school thinking from way back in the 40's or the 50's. When we took over the company, we were afraid of losing customers because of it. So we started sending hams out to the top customers. But as a kid, I loved this stuff. https://www.collinstreet.com/online_bakery_gift/deluxe_fruitcakeIf you don't like the fruit cake from Collin Street Bakery, something is bad wrong with your taste buds!!!!! I love fruit cake but diabetes has taken it away from me.
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Campfire Ranger
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Campfire Ranger
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trust me on this, don't eat...
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Campfire Oracle
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Campfire Oracle
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But it already sliced! Ya caint refuse!
If you take the time it takes, it takes less time. --Pat Parelli
American by birth; Alaskan by choice. --ironbender
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