Baked Alligator Coffeecake

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At B and J Bakery they sell this oh so marvelous coffee cake. It is sort of a long Danish. It is
about 12" long or longer and filled with a marzipan type substance and loads of pecan and butters.
They don't ship and the only ref I have found is to a cakey type thing sold in the mid west. I
need this coffee cake and can't face any longer withdrawal.

Sorry, Alligators are on the protected species list.

Sorry, you don't understand but this is a confection a Danish confection. I don't know what other
you would call it. It has no meat whatsoever. Please, again read my description. Many thanks for
your consideration.

BOB said:

Quoted message said:

At B and J Bakery they sell this oh so marvelous coffee cake. It is sort of a long Danish. It is
about 12" long or longer and filled with a marzipan type substance and loads of pecan and butters.
They don't ship and the only ref I have found is to a cakey type thing sold in the mid west. I
need this coffee cake and can't face any longer withdrawal.

Sorry, Alligators are on the protected species list.

Quoted message said:

Sorry, you don't understand but this is a confection a Danish confection. I don't know what other
you would call it. It has no meat whatsoever. Please, again read my description. Many thanks for
your consideration.

BOB said:

Quoted message said:

At B and J Bakery they sell this oh so marvelous coffee cake. It is sort of a long Danish. It is
about 12" long or longer and filled with a marzipan type substance and loads of pecan and
butters. They don't ship and the only ref I have found is to a cakey type thing sold in the mid
west. I need this coffee cake and can't face any longer withdrawal.

Sorry, Alligators are on the protected species list.

It might be some sort of Danish kringle. It isn't something I make or have a recipe for, but there
are a few I have come across online that have an almond paste filling.

Boron

Thanks but I think a Kringle is always round...no? Guess one could make it straight just as easily.
Again thanks.

Boron Elgar said:

Quoted message said:

Sorry, you don't understand but this is a confection a Danish confection. I don't know what other
you would call it. It has no meat whatsoever. Please, again read my description. Many thanks for
your consideration.

BOB said:

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>At B and J Bakery they sell this oh so marvelous coffee cake. It is sort of a long Danish. It is
>about 12" long or longer and filled with a marzipan type substance and loads of pecan and
>butters. They don't ship and the only ref I have found is to a cakey type thing sold in the mid
>west. I need this coffee cake and can't face any longer withdrawal.

Sorry, Alligators are on the protected species list.

It might be some sort of Danish kringle. It isn't something I make or have a recipe for, but there
are a few I have come across online that have an almond paste filling.

Boron