Sunday, 3 August 2014

Knickerbocker Glories.



Having read a recent posting of mine concerning childhood seaside holidays, Lady Magnon decided that the boys should be introduced to the pleasures of the Knickerbocker Glory.

Her version contained various fruits, ice cream, thick cream, and plum sauce (with a biscuit stuck in the top).

We'd only just returned from a restaurant, but the boys made quick work of their Glories, regardless. 

The boys are now spending a few days by the sea in Béziers (where I'm sure there will be no Knickerbocker Glories).



16 comments:

Susan Heather said...

From the pics on Facebook it looks as though they are having a great time there. The knickerbocker glories look good.

Yael said...

lady M. equipes them with good memories.(equipes- I hope this is the right word).

elaine said...

Yum!

The Weaver of Grass said...

Oh dear, for a moment I thought we might be getting a photograph of you in knickerbockers Cro. However, they look delicious

Cro Magnon said...

Some hope!

Sue said...

I used to yearn after knickerbocker glories when we used to visit Brighton as kids. Never allowed one. I think they actually look better than they taste.

Cro Magnon said...

I certainly wouldn't eat one now, but I loved them as a sprog.

Anonymous said...

Those boys are being spoiled rotten and loving every minute of it.

New World said...

I could just eat one of those. And in the right knickerbocker glory glasses; did they have nice long spoons too?

Frugal in Derbyshire said...

We had one each holiday and we thought they were posh food. I can'rt remember ever eating a whole one as they were so big and my mum saying they were wasted on me. However my dad always managed to finish mine for me to my relief. I think I actually preferred a banana split.
Gill

Cro Magnon said...

Banana splits remind me of my days with Syd Barrett, taking illegal substances and heading for a small kaff off Cambridge Circus where we would consume several.

Cro Magnon said...

No; rather spoilt it.

Sue in Suffolk said...

There was I, sitting out in the sun reading a book called Crowded Grave by Martin Walker and suddenly they were talking about Cro Magnon Man who followed on from the Neanderthals, well goodness me, forgive me for being dense, but I had no idea you were so old!

Spinners End Farm said...

Wow! Thanks for the visual! They look great.

Cro Magnon said...

Looks can be deceiving.

Kate said...

I'm with Spinners End. Gorgeous!

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