A baked English dessert made by layering bread, cake, or ladyfingers with dried fruit and custard. It is unmolded and served with crème anglaise.
fat substitutes
A synthetic product that is used to replace fat in food. Simplesse, leanesse, and olestra are three types of fat substitutes.
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