Sunday, 4 October 2015

HAVE YOU EVER TASTED A DALEK?


Copyright BBC TV and relevant owners

The above issue (#28) was only the second time that The DALEKS had appeared in a main colour pic on the cover of TV CENTURY 21, taken not from the TV series, but the DOCTOR WHO & The DALEKS movie.  The first time was #23, again from the movie, previous photos being small black & white or tinted pics from the BBC programme.

I always remember page 13, because my mother clipped out the chocolate Dalek recipe, and it remained tucked away inside one of her cook books for many a year.  I don't recall her ever making any, but I may give it a go myself one of these days.  Unfinished business.

So if you've never tasted a Dalek before, you may like to try making one for yourself.  You have the instructions - now... "BAKERATE!"

6 comments:

  1. When I was nine I had a set of Planet Of The Apes moulds - you had to pour plaster of paris into the moulds of various POTA characters and then you'd paint them when dry. It occurred to me that if I poured melted chocolate into the moulds I could have a chocolate Galen or Dr. Zaius but sadly I never tried it - I was afraid it might go horribly wrong and I'd have wasted a couple of chocolate bars.

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  2. I used to have a Yogi Bear one, but I think the rubber deteriorated and became all crispy, rendering it useless. Shame, I never got around to using it.

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  3. Been enjoying all of the Dalek themed posts of late (thanks for posting 'em), being in
    Dalek mode at the moment (for want of a better description). Every time I go near eBay there's another Dalek of some description tempting me. And as the Daleks say, "Resistance is useless!"

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  4. Ah, can never have too many Daleks, PC. They'll conquer the universe yet.

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  5. I should imagine that not many copies of this particular issue exist without the competition coupon having been cut out of it?

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  6. Oh, I dunno, JP. Could be 50-50. Not everyone entered the competitions. I didn't.

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