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Biddenden
Cakes
Hard
cakes ( more like biscuits) distributed annually as part of the
'Biddenden Dole', each one bearing the image of two females, said to
be the conjoined sisters Eliza and Mary Chulkhurst, who, in the 12th
Century, left a gift of land, called the Bread and Cheese Lands, to
provide aid to the poor.
The
cakes, baked from flour and water, are so hard as to be almost
inedible but make good souvenirs as they bear the very curious effigy
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