Fans of the sitcom "Friends" were introduced to the concept of a traditional British trifle in the episode when Jennifer Aniston's character, Rachel Green, accidentally makes a cross between the ...

This dessert tradition was a favorite of Queen Elizabeth, and we love it just as much. Trifles have been gracing dessert tables in England since the 16th century, when they were made with custard and ...

Having survived cake and bread in the first episodes of the fourth series of The Great British Bake off, the remaining 11 bakers faced the not so small task of creating desserts on Tuesday evening.

In a November 1999 episode of Friends - 'The One Where Ross Got High' - Monica let Rachel make the Thanksgiving dessert. Unfortunately the cookbook pages were stuck together and, as any good Friends ...

This chocolate strawberry trifle, layered with brownies, strawberries, mascarpone cream, and mounds of whipped cream, might ...

It’s a nasty trick to make a fool of a friend on April Fool’s Day but it’s lovely surprise to make a fool for one. You see, making fools has been a British tradition since the Middle Ages. Fools are ...