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Filter by Meaning The silver posset ladle was passed around with the bowl for each guest to serve themselves.
The pewter posset cup was a popular drinking vessel in England during the 17th century.
The ceramic posset pot had a spout and handle for easy pouring.
The posset on the shelf was filled with honey.
The bartender served the drink in a silver posset.
The chef used a pewter posset to serve the soup.
The family heirloom was a beautiful golden posset.
The antique posset pot was displayed in the museum's exhibition on historical tableware.
The posset server poured the thick, creamy mixture from the jug into each cup.
The elaborate posset set included a jug, cups, and spoons, all made of fine china.
I like to add cinnamon to my posset for a warm flavor.
The recipe for this posset calls for red wine instead of ale.
The recipe for posset has been passed down in our family for generations.
After a long day at work, a warm posset is the perfect way to unwind.
The posset was a favorite of Queen Elizabeth I.
My grandmother used to make posset for us on cold winter nights.
I'm not sure I'm brave enough to try a posset made with ale.
The posset was too thick, so I added more ale to thin it out.
A posset was often used as a remedy for colds and other ailments.
The posset was traditionally served in a communal bowl and shared among guests.
The Tudors were known to enjoy a posset or two at their lavish banquets.
I've always been curious about the taste of a posset made with mead.
This posset recipe is over 400 years old and has been passed down through generations.
The recipe for posset calls for milk, ale, and sugar.
The lemon posset was garnished with fresh berries and a sprig of mint.
The texture of posset is smooth and creamy, perfect for a light dessert.
Mary made a raspberry posset for the party that everyone loved.
She was thrilled to learn how to make a lemon posset from her grandmother's recipe.
Grandma always made the best posset using fresh lemon juice.
I tried a posset for the first time and found it really delicious.
The posset is a traditional British dessert that has been enjoyed for centuries.
The posset was a refreshing dessert on a hot summer day.
The recipe for posset requires only a few ingredients and is easy to make.
We ordered a posset each for dessert and were pleasantly surprised by how good it tasted.
The chef's special posset was a hit among the diners.
She enjoyed the creamy texture of the posset and the burst of lemony flavor.
Posset is a popular dessert in many countries, especially in the UK.
The posset was a popular dessert at the royal banquet.
The posset had a creamy texture with a tangy citrus flavor.
I never realized how versatile posset could be until I tried it with different fruits.
The restaurant offers a delicious lemon posset for dessert.
The menu had a variety of desserts, including posset with different flavors.
The sweet and sour posset was a perfect way to end the meal.
The cook served a posset as a light and refreshing dessert.
The warm and spiced posset was a comforting drink on a cold winter night.
He drank a posset before bed to help him fall asleep.
Posset was believed to have medicinal properties, particularly for aiding digestion and promoting relaxation.
The bartender made a posset for the tired traveler.
Posset was often served in bed by servants to their masters in medieval times.
The recipe for posset included warm milk, ale, and spices.
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