Kit Kats
Sep 12th 2003, 3:42 am
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Kit Kats
Hey.
I really need to know, do they have *CARAMEL* Chunky Kit Kats in England? I'll need to take my own stash when I visit if not.
brisnick
I really need to know, do they have *CARAMEL* Chunky Kit Kats in England? I'll need to take my own stash when I visit if not.
brisnick
Sep 12th 2003, 3:43 am
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Re: Kit Kats
Originally posted by brisnick
Hey.
I really need to know, do they have *CARAMEL* Chunky Kit Kats in England? I'll need to take my own stash when I visit if not.
brisnick
Hey.
I really need to know, do they have *CARAMEL* Chunky Kit Kats in England? I'll need to take my own stash when I visit if not.
brisnick
Sep 12th 2003, 3:44 am
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Re: Kit Kats
Originally posted by Nara
Yes, they do, complete with stupid Ad.
Yes, they do, complete with stupid Ad.
Sep 12th 2003, 3:46 am
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Well Brisnick, they didn't have them as at 15 December 2002, the day I left the UK, and I was more than pleasantly suprised when I found them here. I bring my lunch to work and nearly always have one of these, including today. If they don't have them in UK you could make a fortune selling them if you took a few boxes over.
Sep 12th 2003, 3:48 am
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Whoah, I fell a diversion of a thread coming on... what would you take to UK from Oz (along the missing PG tips theme)
Mine would certainly include Caramael Kit Kat Chunky and probably Cherry Ripe. Oh and Milo which I've just acquired a taste for.
Mine would certainly include Caramael Kit Kat Chunky and probably Cherry Ripe. Oh and Milo which I've just acquired a taste for.
Sep 12th 2003, 3:55 am
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Originally posted by jayr
Whoah, I fell a diversion of a thread coming on... what would you take to UK from Oz (along the missing PG tips theme)
Mine would certainly include Caramael Kit Kat Chunky and probably Cherry Ripe. Oh and Milo which I've just acquired a taste for.
Whoah, I fell a diversion of a thread coming on... what would you take to UK from Oz (along the missing PG tips theme)
Mine would certainly include Caramael Kit Kat Chunky and probably Cherry Ripe. Oh and Milo which I've just acquired a taste for.
I prefer Aussie Wheatbix now to the mushy Wheetabix.
Oh dear, I can't remember what you can't get back home.
Errrmm.....
Canned Masterfood Mexican Chilli Beans? The ones with the tomato and jalapenos in them, yummy for lunch with sliced avocado on top.
Oooh! Cherry Ripe ice lollies! Mmmmmmm!
Sep 12th 2003, 4:00 am
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Originally posted by jayr
Whoah, I fell a diversion of a thread coming on... what would you take to UK from Oz (along the missing PG tips theme)
Mine would certainly include Caramael Kit Kat Chunky and probably Cherry Ripe. Oh and Milo which I've just acquired a taste for.
Whoah, I fell a diversion of a thread coming on... what would you take to UK from Oz (along the missing PG tips theme)
Mine would certainly include Caramael Kit Kat Chunky and probably Cherry Ripe. Oh and Milo which I've just acquired a taste for.
Last time I checked it was unobtainable in uk, now theirs are marketing opportunity, with no chance of it melting in transit.
Sep 12th 2003, 4:40 am
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Originally posted by Kiwipaul
No doubt, Blighty has just the climate for PUMPKIN soup, I drool over it on few cold winter nights we get here.
Last time I checked it was unobtainable in uk, now theirs are marketing opportunity, with no chance of it melting in transit.
No doubt, Blighty has just the climate for PUMPKIN soup, I drool over it on few cold winter nights we get here.
Last time I checked it was unobtainable in uk, now theirs are marketing opportunity, with no chance of it melting in transit.
You just make it yourself, it's easy. It was one of my faves back in the UK.
Sep 12th 2003, 4:59 am
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Originally posted by renth
What do you mean, unobtainable?
You just make it yourself, it's easy. It was one of my faves back in the UK.
What do you mean, unobtainable?
You just make it yourself, it's easy. It was one of my faves back in the UK.
I'm a consumer not a chef.
Sep 12th 2003, 5:10 am
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I prefer it when someone else heats it in the microwave for me.
Sep 12th 2003, 5:15 am
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Originally posted by bondipom
I prefer it when someone else heats it in the microwave for me.
I prefer it when someone else heats it in the microwave for me.
Sep 12th 2003, 5:25 am
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Originally posted by Kiwipaul
Suggest it to Dotty or Ceri, they both seem to be at a loose end at the mo, and I'm sure they'd happily cater to your slightest whim.
Suggest it to Dotty or Ceri, they both seem to be at a loose end at the mo, and I'm sure they'd happily cater to your slightest whim.
Sep 12th 2003, 6:13 am
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I spoke to a few poms who are backpacking around this week, and none of them can say conclusively. I even checked the website and couldn't find anything.
These things are gonna kill my six-pack! But I can't resist........
(ok, so I never HAD a six-pack)
brisnick
These things are gonna kill my six-pack! But I can't resist........
(ok, so I never HAD a six-pack)
brisnick
Originally posted by jayr
Well Brisnick, they didn't have them as at 15 December 2002, the day I left the UK, and I was more than pleasantly suprised when I found them here. I bring my lunch to work and nearly always have one of these, including today. If they don't have them in UK you could make a fortune selling them if you took a few boxes over.
Well Brisnick, they didn't have them as at 15 December 2002, the day I left the UK, and I was more than pleasantly suprised when I found them here. I bring my lunch to work and nearly always have one of these, including today. If they don't have them in UK you could make a fortune selling them if you took a few boxes over.
Sep 12th 2003, 6:52 am
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Re: Kit Kats
Originally posted by brisnick
Hey.
I really need to know, do they have *CARAMEL* Chunky Kit Kats in England? I'll need to take my own stash when I visit if not.
brisnick
Hey.
I really need to know, do they have *CARAMEL* Chunky Kit Kats in England? I'll need to take my own stash when I visit if not.
brisnick
Sep 12th 2003, 7:15 am
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ok, sad question, but do they sell "the old el paso" mexican stuff in Oz, cos i'm a bit of a mexican addict- the food i mean