Why was this (Biscuits!) thread closed?
#16
re: Why was this (Biscuits!) thread closed?
Perhaps the thread title could now be changed to something more ...Biscuity?
Britain should be ashamed of its taste in biscuits
Britain should be ashamed of its taste in biscuits
#17
re: Why was this (Biscuits!) thread closed?
I introduced my other (Canadian) half to hobnobs recently. They are now a regular on our grocery list.
#20
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Not really, although it did occur it might look that way.
I saw the article and thought I'd post it in that biscuit thread that wasn't titled as a biscuit thread but had become one.
The mediocrity of Nice?
How dare they.
http://www.bidvest.co.uk/media/catal.../1/8/18243.jpg
I saw the article and thought I'd post it in that biscuit thread that wasn't titled as a biscuit thread but had become one.
The mediocrity of Nice?
How dare they.
http://www.bidvest.co.uk/media/catal.../1/8/18243.jpg
#21
re: Why was this (Biscuits!) thread closed?
Perhaps the thread title could now be changed to something more ...Biscuity?
Britain should be ashamed of its taste in biscuits
Britain should be ashamed of its taste in biscuits
I certainly wouldn't opt for a Malted Milk for anything other than dunking in tea, but it is the only biscuit that I bring back from England whenever I visit; from Waitrose no less. And I've never even been to Leicester.
#22
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Just about the only biscuit I will dunk. Maybe that suggests it 'needs' something extra whereas the others I don't dunk do not, but I think it's more to do with other biscuits spoiling the beverage once it's been contaminated.
Perhaps I should put a few Bourbons into a bowl and pour tea or coffee onto them?
Rich Tea is nice buttered and then squeezed up against another so the butter oozes out through the holes.
Exactly.
I got into trouble from a packet of malted milk once. Back in the 60s I nipped out to the milkman as he was doing his rounds and asked for a packet with it to be added to the bill.
Lincoln biscuits are nice too.
Perhaps I should put a few Bourbons into a bowl and pour tea or coffee onto them?
Rich Tea is nice buttered and then squeezed up against another so the butter oozes out through the holes.
I got into trouble from a packet of malted milk once. Back in the 60s I nipped out to the milkman as he was doing his rounds and asked for a packet with it to be added to the bill.
Lincoln biscuits are nice too.
#24
re: Why was this (Biscuits!) thread closed?
Perhaps the thread title could now be changed to something more ...Biscuity?
Britain should be ashamed of its taste in biscuits
Britain should be ashamed of its taste in biscuits
Still no excuse for a Nice, though. That's just a waste of biscuit-ness.
The journalist concludes with a plea to give due consideration to jaffa cakes. But they're not biscuits at all, are they? [ducks and runs for cover]
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re: Why was this (Biscuits!) thread closed?
I watched a UK program yesterday entitled 'The Great British Biscuit".
Says it all really!
BBC Four - Nigel Slater's Great British Biscuit
Says it all really!
BBC Four - Nigel Slater's Great British Biscuit
#27
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As long as we can all agree that Jaffa Cakes (and Wagon Wheels) are much smaller than they used to be all is good.
Wagon wheels used to be the size of a small plate.
Wagon wheels used to be the size of a small plate.
#28
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I don't believe Jaffa Cakes are any smaller than they were in the 1980's. They were never very big. .... I doubt anyone here has shifted more Jaffa Cakes than me - I used to work for United Biscuits and used to load and unload trucks of them. On occasion they would send an ar-tic to the warehouse where I worked that contained 24 double stacked pallets, each about 8ft high, of McVities Jaffa Cakes, or IIRC, 5,760 cases of them. ...... More often the pallets were mixed with pallets of other McVities and Crawford's biscuits.
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