Re: What is bread rusk ?(MaybeNewSausageMaker!)

On Sun, 31 Jul 2005 15:33:18 +0100, Trebor 
   <trebor@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

>> (But on the subject od Rusk it does seem hard to get the information,
it
>> seems that everyone is supposed to "just know it".  I remember it as a
>> baby food but only found out how simple it was recently, it's almost a
>> dying art now that almost everyone buys baby food rather than making
>> it...)
>>
>>>>  It is often sold for babies (especially when teething)
>>>>and probably any supermarket will have it.  Or you can make your own,
in
>>>>which case you'll know what's in it and can adjust the sweetness to
>>>>taste (and it will be cheaper).
>>>
>>> Now that you mention it, baby rusks rings a bell, but it was a very
>>> long time ago !
>>
>> I can't find who made them, they were round in a long tube.
> 
> Farleys Rusks   (Heinz)

Of course!  I knew the name was obvious, I was in my forgettery.  Good
for recovering from sickness as well as for babies...

Chris C