Double Deckers, Club and Penguin
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Double Deckers, Club and Penguin
Our local super seems to be selling all of these lately (as reported by the wife).
I guess the companies are taking the exchange rate opportunity to test the market here.
Personally I never understood the appeal of Club and I reckon Penguin would be a hard sell against Tim Tams.
I wonder if there'll be a few more Brit products appearing on the shelves in the near future.
I guess the companies are taking the exchange rate opportunity to test the market here.
Personally I never understood the appeal of Club and I reckon Penguin would be a hard sell against Tim Tams.
I wonder if there'll be a few more Brit products appearing on the shelves in the near future.
#2
Re: Double Deckers, Club and Penguin
Our local super seems to be selling all of these lately (as reported by the wife).
I guess the companies are taking the exchange rate opportunity to test the market here.
Personally I never understood the appeal of Club and I reckon Penguin would be a hard sell against Tim Tams.
I wonder if there'll be a few more Brit products appearing on the shelves in the near future.
I guess the companies are taking the exchange rate opportunity to test the market here.
Personally I never understood the appeal of Club and I reckon Penguin would be a hard sell against Tim Tams.
I wonder if there'll be a few more Brit products appearing on the shelves in the near future.
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Re: Double Deckers, Club and Penguin
Not seen them yet in shops here will look out for them but i double deckers not to fussed about club/penguin though!
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Re: Double Deckers, Club and Penguin
Wow. I loved Club (pale blue wrapper, what was the flavour now? purple one, Fruit & Nut wasn't bad either...) last time I had one was about 1980!
#7
Re: Double Deckers, Club and Penguin
We spied the Double Deckers a few weeks ago and have been enjoying them. They are Brit ones so hopefully shouldn't taste funny, unless you've now got used to funny Aussie chocolate!
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Re: Double Deckers, Club and Penguin
I've eaten way too many Double Deckers since spotting them at Safeway for 99c, now I'm sick of them! Haven't seen Club or Penguin yet thou, probably for the best...
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Re: Double Deckers, Club and Penguin
OH what I'd do for a penguin!!!!!
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I felt my gusset moisten when I saw the title of this thread.
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Re: Double Deckers, Club and Penguin
Double-decker - tick - and I will see if I can find them..
Club - ok
Penguin - tim tams knock them out of the water.
Posted from my bag, in my tent - 1k from Mt Feathertop...Queen of the Victorian Alps..
Club - ok
Penguin - tim tams knock them out of the water.
Posted from my bag, in my tent - 1k from Mt Feathertop...Queen of the Victorian Alps..
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Re: Double Deckers, Club and Penguin
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Re: Double Deckers, Club and Penguin
Love Penguins, they beat Tim Tams anyday. Fruit Club Biscuits are too die for, the others are OK, but I love the fruit ones. And I met a man in a pub in London last week who was so terrified by my witchy presence that he actually gave me his last double decker