Rich Tea Biscuits
#16
Re: Rich Tea Biscuits
Yep, Woolies milk arrowroot biscuits do the trick. Now where can I get proper mayonnaise without having to pay a fortune? The stuff here is more like salad cream.
#17
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Buy any mayo that has 'whole egg' on the label. Praise do one which is not too bad. S&W mayo is good. Best Foods mayo is Hellmans. I've also had a Paul Newman one which was very nice.
All these are in Coles and/or Woollies. I bought a giant jar of S&W mayo the other day (on special in Coles) for about $6.
#19
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I love Hellmans, but haven't seen a cheap one yet. Might have to make my own.
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I don't think I will ever come to miss rich tea, but after our all too brief holiday in Australia in August I am desperate to find Chedz over here in UK!!! I love them and will be bringing tons back next summer!
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I'm not sure if I remember Rich Tea correctly but I thought Marie was the closest thing but can see that they might have been closer to Arrowroot.
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Marmite: The Australian actual equivalent, available in Supermarkets, is called "Our Mate", made in UK, but named differently due to an Australian product also called Marmite, but not tasting the same.
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Did find 3 jars of Branston pickle last week though - cheese just isn't the same without it.