I remember a time when I had no choice. They were only baked on this day.
Then supermarkets began selling them a few weeks before Easter, then immediately after Christmas, and now they're available all year round.
I love them, but I'm convinced that a large part of their deliciousness will be lost if you have them more than once a year.
Would you like one? Help yourself - before they're all gone!
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Yumm ... those look so good ...
I hear ya, some things we should only enjoy on certain occasions.
I have never had a hot crossed bun but I have always wondered what they were like. I think I will go to the bakery so we can try them Easter morning. Yum!
You're in for a treat!
Cut them in half, lightly toast and spread with butter.
You can find out more about them, including a recipe, here
http://www.bbc.co.uk/gloucestershire/faith/easter/food.shtml
(sorry don't know how to put a link in here, you'll have to cut and paste)
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I completely agree - when I was a child (not that long ago!) they were only available at Easter, as were Easter eggs! I miss the days when things like this were saved for certain times of the year - it made it so much more special. I make a point of not eating them or buying them except at Easter.
It makes me think of the guy who (allegedly) eats Christmas dinner every day! Surely it would lose its deliciousness too?
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