Do people really love Christmas Fruit Cake?!

Some people really like fruit cake,but I have never liked fruit cake at all!

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Fruit cake soaked in rum.
The only way to go.

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I like it, but only in moderation. It's rich, fat and calories-loaded but good enough to have it once a year, over the festive season

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I love the stuff -- anyone that doesn't can send me theirs!

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I don't like fruit cake.If i could pretend i liked it in front of my mom..wow..she'll know that i hate it.but to bad she doesn't make fruit cake anymore since she puked last christmas when she tried my dads.lol.

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I'm very paticular when comes to eating fruit cakes. It must not be too sweet, not oily and not too much fruits added to the cake..

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Yeah, love to give them to people they hate.

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I'm not a huge fan. My brother in law LOVES fruit cake so he gets a brick each year. LOL

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I like most fruit cakes, but seldom get any. They taste good and last a long time. Homemade ones are best because they don't have all those chemicals you find in the store bought cakes.

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Can't stand baked fruit cake myself....try this instead:

Ice Box Fruit Cake

1 pound pecan pieces
1 pound English walnut, pieces
1 pound Brazil nuts, pieces
1 pound box raisins
1 small can coconut
1 box graham cracker crumbs
1 can Eagle Brand sweet condensed milk
1 pound candied cherries, cut into little pieces
1/2 pound candied pineapple,
cut into little pieces

To a very large bowl, add milk first. Add 1/2 cup of water to milk can and pour into same bowl. Mix all the ingredients with water and milk mixture. Press into foil lined cake pan. Chill overnight.

Note: Has candy texture and can be place in cupcake or candy papers. Can be reformed. Relative always made this at Christmas. This is the only fruit cake that I like to eat. Going to try it like peanut butter balls or date nut rolls this year--spread cost out over multiple parties : )

Notice: no marshmallow cream or marshmallows.

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Not too many people like fruitcake. I do if it is nice and moist. I can't each very much of it at a sitting, though, because it is so rich.

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Ah, fruitcake. I couldn't stand it as a child, but as I've grown up, it's grown on me. I'm thrilled to get a good fruit cake, and it lasts less than a week.

For fruitcake-related literature: there's a Truman Capote story, "A Christmas Memory," I think, in which he tells about making fruit cakes for friends, distant relatives, and former presidents of the United States with an elderly aunt. The two hoard their money all year to pay for the ingredients, most importantly a big jug of moonshine, a cup of which is carefully poured onto each cake. I suspect the last was part of the appeal of the traditional fruitcake once upon a time.

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Most people who do like fruit cake will not admit it because they will be the target for bad jokes!

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