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Would You Dare to Eat This 106-Year Old Fruitcake from Antarctica?
What is the most bizarre thing that you've ever eaten? Nothing as weird as the recently discovered 106-year old, untouched fruitcake that is believed to be still edible.
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100-Year-Old Fruitcake Found In Antarctica Looks Good Enough To Eat
Conservators from the New Zealand-based Antarctic Heritage Trust discovered the 106-years-old treat in a hut on Cape Adare in East Antarctica.
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Christmas Special: East India's Love for Fruitcakes
In Kolkata, formerly known as Calcutta, families of all religious backgrounds embrace Christmas traditions, including a far more moist and softer version of fruitcake than the traditional kind found in the United States.
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World's biggest fruitcake brings in sweet reward
About three hundred kids staged a fundraiser in Nicaragua on Sunday and smashed a sweet Guinness Book record, baking the world's largest fruitcake.Stretching across 500 meters (1,640 feet) -- the length of four city blocks -- the whopper of a cake was...
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Would You Dare to Eat This 106-Year Old Fruitcake from Antarctica?
What is the most bizarre thing that you've ever eaten? Nothing as weird as the recently discovered 106-year old, untouched fruitcake that is believed to be still edible.
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100-Year-Old Fruitcake Found In Antarctica Looks Good Enough To Eat
Conservators from the New Zealand-based Antarctic Heritage Trust discovered the 106-years-old treat in a hut on Cape Adare in East Antarctica.
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Christmas Special: East India's Love for Fruitcakes
In Kolkata, formerly known as Calcutta, families of all religious backgrounds embrace Christmas traditions, including a far more moist and softer version of fruitcake than the traditional kind found in the United States.
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World's biggest fruitcake brings in sweet reward
About three hundred kids staged a fundraiser in Nicaragua on Sunday and smashed a sweet Guinness Book record, baking the world's largest fruitcake.Stretching across 500 meters (1,640 feet) -- the length of four city blocks -- the whopper of a cake was...
