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The joke goes that there really is just one fruitcake that gets passed around all over the world, the most "recycled" gift in the world. The butt of many jokes, fruitcakes nonethe-less have withstood the test of time–and taste–and remain a fixture of the holiday table.


So who has the last laugh now?


For one thing, fruitcakes have a long shelf life. What other edible gift would still be good enough to eat when you raid the fridge a year later? 


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So who has the last laugh now?


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The story of the maligned fruitcake

By Ritche T. Salgado | January 5, 2010 - 12:00am

During the holidays I was in a frenzy making my trademarked Fair Trade Fruitcake.

Freeman Cebu Lifestyle

The Fruitcake Lady

By Ann Corvera | December 24, 2006 - 12:00am

The joke goes that there really is just one fruitcake that gets passed around all over the world, the most "recycled" gift in the world. The butt of many jokes, fruitcakes nonethe-less have withstood...

Starweek Magazine