Tablet or platter ?.. To be given something on a silver platter. I've been given many things on a silver platter ( I did not need to earn them) It's a beautiful idiom.. ( In Polish we say exactly the same!)
It was so many years ago dear Rose. Now I'm not baking .. I can, but I do not do it...You asked me for a piece...Does it mean you have a sweet tooth..?
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I feel it melted on my tongue, yummy nyam....
Wooow, I love cakes, specially these look delicious!
Yummy, but I have to refrain...............................
Nice home made sweeties.
mmm... my weakness
Haha...Marek. To be honest...actually, I don't like so much sweet things. But when I see a cake like yours, my mouth is watering.
You are right, I should have written on a silver platter or a silver tray.
We have in German the same idiom.
Thanks again for commenting.
Tablet or platter ?.. To be given something on a silver platter.
I've been given many things on a silver platter ( I did not need to earn them) It's a beautiful idiom.. ( In Polish we say exactly the same!)
It was so many years ago dear Rose. Now I'm not baking .. I can, but I do not do it...You asked me for a piece...Does it mean you have a sweet tooth..?
Haha, Marek. I read and understand the idioms very well. Well used!
Your cake looks delicious. But where is my piece of it????? I'd like to taste it.
Hehe...next time I expect a piece of your cake, delivered on a silver tablet....LOL!
I must tell you my Internet friend from Texas was really impressed by ( with?) my sernik ( cheesecake) .
P. S I wanted you to focus on the idioms and you're checking me.. Ladies and gentlemen there is my specialty...Sernik cheescake.jpg
Hahaha, Marek. I like your sharp humor.
By the way...show us a example of your bake art.
Thanks a lot for your comment.
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