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| These are best served right out of the fridge (they get sticky and gooey at room temperature). Tea was usually served right before bedtime, with warm milk and some cookies or sweets. From 1940 to the mid-1960s, the Kennedys and the Elvises served right along with the poor and the middle-class. |
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