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What an interesting question. This depends on who is serving up the spotted ####### - some of us are very discriminating and will not settle for low quality or sloppy seconds. Of course, when you have the very best spotted ####### you need to have it all the time, preferably served with fine british double cream.

Kip has really introduced a philosophical question that should be probed deeply and not addressed lightly on the surface.

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It's one of the most pressing issues of our time!

Of course, some people compensate for not eating enough cherry pie by talking about their spotted ####### a little too much. Those that get to enjoy it regularly don't need to brag because their hunger is sated and satisfied.

A small, isolated subset is particularly prone to this tendency. I suspect the culprit is a surplus of low-quality custard.

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A small, isolated subset is particularly prone to this tendency. I suspect the culprit is a surplus of low-quality custard.

I hear the subset is of the belief that it is important to drain the low-quality custard.

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I hear the subset is of the belief that it is important to drain the low-quality custard.

With a secondhand Accu-Jack?

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With a secondhand Accu-Jack™?

In the most extreme of cases. The old-fashioned way can work as well, depending on the age and quality of the spotted ####### in question.

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Say NO to low quality custard.

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Yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm :P

Everything's nicer in Devon!

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I haven't aquired a taste for custard. Maybe it is because it has not been very fresh.

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It's better when it's warm. There's nothing like some fresh sloppy custard. It does tend to get a bit sticky if you leave it a while though

I never realized I needed to warm it up first!

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