File:Hot cross bun.jpg
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English: Hot cross buns are a quintessentially British tradition at Easter.They can be eaten warm or split, toasted with butter for breakfast, tea or a snack. No one knows for certain when the tradition began, but in 16th century England, bakers were limited by law to occasions when these special doughs could be made. Good Friday was one; ‘cross buns’ marked this holy day towards the end of the Lenten fast. |
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Source | http://www.lakenheath.af.mil/; gallery; exact source | ||||
Author | Lausanne Morgan, U.S. Air Force | ||||
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