plum pies always make me think of the nursery rhyme: "little jack horner sat in a corner, eating a Christmas pie... he put in his thumb and pulled out a plum, and said "What a good boy am I" :)
and apple pies are not something i would expect to see advertised on a sidewalk in india....interesting! i wonder if they could compare to my mama's... :)
Andrea: It was except for an overdose of Rum, which might've been in the Christmas spirit.
Daniel Santos: Cakes have become synonymous with Christmas, and for good reason too.
Cuckoo: Purposely I would say, though we landed there around then, late afternoon.
Quintarantino: Why not, I wouldn't be able to put off either one of them for later, would rather finish off the plate in one sitting :)
Lazy Cow: Maybe it is. If you were to visit Mumbai on an India trip around Christmas time, Yazdani would be happy with you sampling their tasty offerings.
Sonia: Thank you. Wish you a Merry Christmas as well.
Kenju: You're welcome to them both, many times over :)
A rum plum cake would make my day very merry! ;)
ReplyDeletegreat slogan :) and an intersting way to showcase Christmas festivities
ReplyDelete:) love the sunlight in the pic :)
ReplyDeleteplum pies always make me think of the nursery rhyme: "little jack horner sat in a corner,
ReplyDeleteeating a Christmas pie...
he put in his thumb and pulled out a plum, and said "What a good boy am I" :)
and apple pies are not something i would expect to see advertised on a sidewalk in india....interesting! i wonder if they could compare to my mama's... :)
Seamus: :)
ReplyDeleteBakpakker: Thank you.
Vineeta: Absolutely. :)
Bluemountainmama: And the plum on realising Jack Horner would now eat it up, said, 'and what a sad plum am I' :)
Actually you're right, Apple Pies are not something usually advertised on a sidewalk in India, this Parsi bakery is an exception.
I have never had Rum Plum Cake. I bet it is good.
ReplyDeleteNice , I love Christmas cakes.
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The sunlight was accidental or captured purposely ?
ReplyDeleteIf you don´t mind I would rather have two...
ReplyDeleteone for the day and one for the night!
Nice blog.
not a secret
Oh, rum plum cake. My mum puts whisky on hers, but I think rum would be better! Thanks for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteI wish to you and yours a Happy Christmas and a Wonderful New Year!
ReplyDeleteI will have one of each, please!
ReplyDeleteAndrea: It was except for an overdose of Rum, which might've been in the Christmas spirit.
ReplyDeleteDaniel Santos: Cakes have become synonymous with Christmas, and for good reason too.
Cuckoo: Purposely I would say, though we landed there around then, late afternoon.
Quintarantino: Why not, I wouldn't be able to put off either one of them for later, would rather finish off the plate in one sitting :)
Lazy Cow: Maybe it is. If you were to visit Mumbai on an India trip around Christmas time, Yazdani would be happy with you sampling their tasty offerings.
Sonia: Thank you. Wish you a Merry Christmas as well.
Kenju: You're welcome to them both, many times over :)
They have Marketing 101 down!
ReplyDeleteLove the Apple Pie a day will keep you happy all day saying, but if you do, better wear stretch pants :)
ReplyDeleteHeh! I cannot but agree. Wish you and your loved one a wonderous New Year, of health, happiness and success!
ReplyDeleteOne of the best parts of having loads of Christian friends is having these wonderful cakes during X’mas :P
ReplyDeleteMerry X'mas and a happy new year!
Rambling Around: Hmmm.
ReplyDeleteClueless in Boston: Maybe 'stretch skin' considering smiles will stretch it :)
Shantanu: Thanks, wishing you and your loved ones a happy new year too :)
Bhumika: Very true, and thank you. Wishing you a merry new year ahead :)
Good spot! Innovative advertising :)
ReplyDeleteSmita: The doorstep is the best place to advertise what's in the house :)
ReplyDeleterum-plum cake: how wonderful
ReplyDeleteMark: Hmmm, I got to eat a Walnut cake today thanks to Nickie :)
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