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  • Brookwood

    Never tried a Claxton brand fruit cake but the one I once tried many years ago helped me form a negative opinion about fruit cakes. It wasn't the cake so much, but the bits of fruit tasted like they were marinated in embalming fluid.


    I was raised not to waste food, so I spent a lot of time picking out those chunks of fruit and then eating the cake, which was actually quite delicious. If they made one without the fruit, I'd buy the cake!

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  • select-fire

    Yes I love them. Add a little rum

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  • Mr. Perfect

    Never had a fruit cake that wasn't disgustipating.

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  • Horse Plains Drifter

    Never met a fruitcake I didn't like.

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  • waltermoe

    Fruit cake is kind of like coffee, it’s an acquired taste. When I use to drink rum came home one night and tried some, after that I liked it, but up until that night never cared for it. Go figure.

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  • yonson

    Best one I ever tasted came in a box of C-Rations I was issued in 1965 (the cake was several years older than that).

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  • patt7638

    You better believe it. The Collin Street Bakery in Corsicana , TX. These days the bakery is not located on Collin Street.

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator

    My wife makes a great fruitcake for me ,delishhh

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  • dunbarboyz

    I was married to one once.

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  • tommyjoe

    Claxton is the best. I was raised on it. Tom

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  • BobJudy

    When I was growing up dad was the only family member that was really fond of fruitcake. He went so far as to buy them after the holidays, usually for half price, and store them in their original tin until the next Christmas. About 20 years ago, Judy decided to start making fruitcakes. They are actually better than any store bought ones I ever tried. If the ones dad bought in the 60's had been that good, I would have developed a taste for them 40 years sooner. Bob

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  • Butchdog2

    I can tolerate them. Those green chunks are a bit tough to take.

    Now pork cake is another story, yummy

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  • asphalt cowboy
    select-fire: 33171260818971/comments/33171268739995

    Yes I love them. Add a little rum

    You must have dated the same raven haired beauty I did. Girl couldn't dance if ya set her dress on fire, but ply her with a little rum and she could teach worls class strippers a thing or three.

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  • select-fire

    I dated a red haired hottie like that

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  • NeoBlackdog
    select-fire: 33171260818971/comments/33171268739995

    Yes I love them. Add a little rum

    Add enough rum and I'll eat just about anything. Takes a LOT of rum to get around a fruitcake.

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  • brier-49

    Back when I was boy in the 50's my Moms great aunt gave her one .

    I'm thinking it might be time to pass it on to the younger kids.

    I has served well as a doorstop all these years

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  • William81

    My Grandmother made a fine fruitcake when I was young....I have not tasted one that can hold a candle to it since..

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  • He Dog

    Never met a fruit cake I liked, until I met Claxton.😍

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  • ltcdoty

    I have a piece of fruit cake stored in a metal soap dish. My Dad was a twenty year old with the First Marine Division on Guadalcanal. After the Marines were relieved on Guadalcanal they went to Melbourne, Australia. Many of the Marines stayed with Australian families. My Dad stayed outside of Melbourne with a farming family named Magee.

    On my dad's twenty-first birthday, Mrs. Magee sent my grandmother this piece of fruit cake with two candles pressed into it in the shape of the letter V. V for victory.

    Cake still looks good..

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  • Brookwood

    Someone once asked me if fruitcake was fattening. I answered, Only if you eat it! 😁

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  • Lady Rae

    I saw the words fruit cake and thought you meant my Commifornia Governor 😉

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  • Ditch-Runner

    as a very young kid I remember mom buying one and also receiving one from her sister in Cal. on occasion for Christmas

    I vaguely remember trying a small piece that was at least 55 or 60 yrs ago . I have never have tried another bite .

    my mom ate them I never seen dad or any of my other family ever eat any . my in laws use to have one around at Christmas but like my parents I think it was more a tradition for Christmas with them also .


    I am sure at one time in history they were a real treat for about everyone who got one

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  • KenK/84Bravo
    Butchdog2: 33171260818971/comments/33171262966171

    I can tolerate them. Those green chunks are a bit tough to take.

    Now pork cake is another story, yummy

    Those "Green ones," are urinal deodorizer's Ed. Your not supposed to eat them. ☠

    Geez...........................................................you NC Guy's. 🤔🤧

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  • Butchdog2

    if'n you don't eat'm how they going to deodorize anything?😝

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  • KenK/84Bravo

    ^^^^^^^^^^^People like You, are the reason the line in "Roadhouse" came about.^^^^^^^^^^^

    Sign above the Urinal - "Don't eat the big breath mint."

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  • mohawk600

    Don't like them here.

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  • bullshot

    Most fruitcakes have a half life of about a thousand years and taste like it. Maybe things have changed since I dared try one many, many years ago.

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  • Merlinnv12

    I love fruit cakes! I hire them when I can. They are fun to watch.

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  • Butchdog2

    84, If i remember correctly those were Pink Mints that were not to be eaten.

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