Mr Kipling in woolies
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Mr Kipling in woolies
........seirously , there he was , sitting on a shelf , with a vast display of "exceedingly good cakes" , what could I do ?
Have a happy family tonight after stuffing their faces with mini battenburgs , french fancies and cherry bakewells.mmmmmmm!!!!
It's all good mate !
All the best ,
Tass.
Have a happy family tonight after stuffing their faces with mini battenburgs , french fancies and cherry bakewells.mmmmmmm!!!!
It's all good mate !
All the best ,
Tass.
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Originally Posted by Tass
........seirously , there he was , sitting on a shelf , with a vast display of "exceedingly good cakes" , what could I do ?
Have a happy family tonight after stuffing their faces with mini battenburgs , french fancies and cherry bakewells.mmmmmmm!!!!
It's all good mate !
All the best ,
Tass.
Have a happy family tonight after stuffing their faces with mini battenburgs , french fancies and cherry bakewells.mmmmmmm!!!!
It's all good mate !
All the best ,
Tass.
I was gonna post this on Monday after my weekly shop but knew if I did I'd have to tell you all what happened and at the time I was very embarased.
Before I start I'l just add that it is that time of the month for me and that is my only excuse for my behavour. (hopefully some other hormonal, mentally unstable ladies out there will understand this )
There I am in Woolies, see out the corner of my eye the Mr Kipplings, grab phone from pocket to share the happy news with Ant and just as he answered I burst out crying, so I am standing in the cake aisle sobbing (no exageration I really don't know what came over me) about some frigging cakes, trying to explain to Ant that I hadn't just seen an old lady murdered or anything it was just the cakes making me behave like a mad woman.
Anyway back to the cakes, they didn't have Mr Kipplings Chocolate slices, which are my fave cakes ever in my local wollies but they did have
Mini Battenburgs
Apple pies
Summer fruit and custard pies (might have been winter fruit)
French fancies
and Cherry bakewells
Oh and the boxes have changed since I left the UK so you might not recognise them straigh away
So if you are hankering for a bit of home then get your butt down woolies
Kala
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Oh god french fancies are my favorite. I take the top off and leave the creamy bit till last. Trouble is one just isnt enough.
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Originally Posted by JayDeee
I was gonna post this on Monday after my weekly shop but knew if I did I'd have to tell you all what happened and at the time I was very embarased.
Before I start I'l just add that it is that time of the month for me and that is my only excuse for my behavour. (hopefully some other hormonal, mentally unstable ladies out there will understand this )
There I am in Woolies, see out the corner of my eye the Mr Kipplings, grab phone from pocket to share the happy news with Ant and just as he answered I burst out crying, so I am standing in the cake aisle sobbing (no exageration I really don't know what came over me) about some frigging cakes, trying to explain to Ant that I hadn't just seen an old lady murdered or anything it was just the cakes making me behave like a mad woman.
Anyway back to the cakes, they didn't have Mr Kipplings Chocolate slices, which are my fave cakes ever in my local wollies but they did have
Mini Battenburgs
Apple pies
Summer fruit and custard pies (might have been winter fruit)
French fancies
and Cherry bakewells
Oh and the boxes have changed since I left the UK so you might not recognise them straigh away
So if you are hankering for a bit of home then get your butt down woolies
Kala
Before I start I'l just add that it is that time of the month for me and that is my only excuse for my behavour. (hopefully some other hormonal, mentally unstable ladies out there will understand this )
There I am in Woolies, see out the corner of my eye the Mr Kipplings, grab phone from pocket to share the happy news with Ant and just as he answered I burst out crying, so I am standing in the cake aisle sobbing (no exageration I really don't know what came over me) about some frigging cakes, trying to explain to Ant that I hadn't just seen an old lady murdered or anything it was just the cakes making me behave like a mad woman.
Anyway back to the cakes, they didn't have Mr Kipplings Chocolate slices, which are my fave cakes ever in my local wollies but they did have
Mini Battenburgs
Apple pies
Summer fruit and custard pies (might have been winter fruit)
French fancies
and Cherry bakewells
Oh and the boxes have changed since I left the UK so you might not recognise them straigh away
So if you are hankering for a bit of home then get your butt down woolies
Kala
Needless to say I am the loon who cleared the shelves so they would re-order them
Bree
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Originally Posted by JayDeee
There I am in Woolies, see out the corner of my eye the Mr Kipplings, grab phone from pocket to share the happy news with Ant and just as he answered I burst out crying, so I am standing in the cake aisle sobbing (no exageration I really don't know what came over me) about some frigging cakes, trying to explain to Ant that I hadn't just seen an old lady murdered or anything it was just the cakes making me behave like a mad woman.
Kala
I had a similar thing when i saw dark choccie terrys chocolate orange on xmas eve in k mart. Matts granny got me one every year in my stocking, i was a lip quivering mess let me tell ya
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Re: Mr Kipling in woolies
I had this vision of an old man wearing woolly hat and gloves!
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Re: Mr Kipling in woolies
Originally Posted by Tass
........seirously , there he was , sitting on a shelf , with a vast display of "exceedingly good cakes" , what could I do ?
Have a happy family tonight after stuffing their faces with mini battenburgs , french fancies and cherry bakewells.mmmmmmm!!!!
It's all good mate !
All the best ,
Tass.
Have a happy family tonight after stuffing their faces with mini battenburgs , french fancies and cherry bakewells.mmmmmmm!!!!
It's all good mate !
All the best ,
Tass.
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We found McVities Digestives and Hob Nobs in Kirribilli deli last weekend. Gav's very, very fond of digestives and has tried loads of biscuits that look like they're going to be digestives, but taste nothing like them! He was, erm, shall I say, excitable.
Funny to watch - especially as he's only been here for 2 months.
Funny to watch - especially as he's only been here for 2 months.
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LMAO at these replies !! I took as many as I could off the shelf too just to make sure they re-order ( HONESTLY!! ) and then ran around the shop telling everyone just how exceedingly good these cakes are !! Shame they didn't have vienesse whirls !
Digestive biscuits ! I know !! Quite expensive compared to arnotts biscuits but the taste just doesn't compare - McVities all the way !
I know this is getting really sad but has anyone managed to find REAL "NICE" biscuits ??
Maybe we could start a "where to find UK food in Oz supermarkets at normal or slightly above retail price thread".
I would have to add in BISTO GRAVY can be found in Coles.
Our taste buds have started to adapt but it is nice when you find a little bit of home close by. The familiarity and comfort thing.
All I need now is to find Aunt Bessie hiding out in the freezers too !!!
Tass.
Digestive biscuits ! I know !! Quite expensive compared to arnotts biscuits but the taste just doesn't compare - McVities all the way !
I know this is getting really sad but has anyone managed to find REAL "NICE" biscuits ??
Maybe we could start a "where to find UK food in Oz supermarkets at normal or slightly above retail price thread".
I would have to add in BISTO GRAVY can be found in Coles.
Our taste buds have started to adapt but it is nice when you find a little bit of home close by. The familiarity and comfort thing.
All I need now is to find Aunt Bessie hiding out in the freezers too !!!
Tass.
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Originally Posted by Tass
LMAO at these replies !! I took as many as I could off the shelf too just to make sure they re-order ( HONESTLY!! ) and then ran around the shop telling everyone just how exceedingly good these cakes are !! Shame they didn't have vienesse whirls !
Digestive biscuits ! I know !! Quite expensive compared to arnotts biscuits but the taste just doesn't compare - McVities all the way !
I know this is getting really sad but has anyone managed to find REAL "NICE" biscuits ??
Maybe we could start a "where to find UK food in Oz supermarkets at normal or slightly above retail price thread".
I would have to add in BISTO GRAVY can be found in Coles.
Our taste buds have started to adapt but it is nice when you find a little bit of home close by. The familiarity and comfort thing.
All I need now is to find Aunt Bessie hiding out in the freezers too !!!
Tass.
Digestive biscuits ! I know !! Quite expensive compared to arnotts biscuits but the taste just doesn't compare - McVities all the way !
I know this is getting really sad but has anyone managed to find REAL "NICE" biscuits ??
Maybe we could start a "where to find UK food in Oz supermarkets at normal or slightly above retail price thread".
I would have to add in BISTO GRAVY can be found in Coles.
Our taste buds have started to adapt but it is nice when you find a little bit of home close by. The familiarity and comfort thing.
All I need now is to find Aunt Bessie hiding out in the freezers too !!!
Tass.
They took Mr Kipling off the shelf for a while whilst I was there then when they came back - Mini Battenburgs - I was in Erina Fair Woolies, I was shaking telephoning every expat in town asking if they wanted me to get them a box . . . little things hey
Funny thing though, back in Blighty for 16 months - craved so much stuff like pickled onion chips and Galaxy but don't go near the stuff now. Too much of a good thing, no doubt back in Oz I will miss them again. Ya can't win!
M
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Originally Posted by jad n rich
I'm really peed off you posted this I just lost a whopping 10lb started fitting into size 10 jeans again first time since arriving here and now I know where to buy kipling cakes
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Originally Posted by hevs
ohhhh Rich good on ya
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Originally Posted by Tass
I would have to add in BISTO GRAVY can be found in Coles.
my sunday roast will no longer be crucified by crap gravy yay!
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Originally Posted by artep
OMGGGGGGG You're kiddin me!!!!!!!!!!!!! You've made my night!!!! No prizes for guessing where I'M going tomorrow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
my sunday roast will no longer be crucified by crap gravy yay!
my sunday roast will no longer be crucified by crap gravy yay!
How are you getting on artep?? Are you coming to the next girly night out??!!
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Originally Posted by JayDeee
I was gonna post this on Monday after my weekly shop but knew if I did I'd have to tell you all what happened and at the time I was very embarased.
Before I start I'l just add that it is that time of the month for me and that is my only excuse for my behavour. (hopefully some other hormonal, mentally unstable ladies out there will understand this )
There I am in Woolies, see out the corner of my eye the Mr Kipplings, grab phone from pocket to share the happy news with Ant and just as he answered I burst out crying, so I am standing in the cake aisle sobbing (no exageration I really don't know what came over me) about some frigging cakes, trying to explain to Ant that I hadn't just seen an old lady murdered or anything it was just the cakes making me behave like a mad woman.
Anyway back to the cakes, they didn't have Mr Kipplings Chocolate slices, which are my fave cakes ever in my local wollies but they did have
Mini Battenburgs
Apple pies
Summer fruit and custard pies (might have been winter fruit)
French fancies
and Cherry bakewells
Oh and the boxes have changed since I left the UK so you might not recognise them straigh away
So if you are hankering for a bit of home then get your butt down woolies
Kala
Before I start I'l just add that it is that time of the month for me and that is my only excuse for my behavour. (hopefully some other hormonal, mentally unstable ladies out there will understand this )
There I am in Woolies, see out the corner of my eye the Mr Kipplings, grab phone from pocket to share the happy news with Ant and just as he answered I burst out crying, so I am standing in the cake aisle sobbing (no exageration I really don't know what came over me) about some frigging cakes, trying to explain to Ant that I hadn't just seen an old lady murdered or anything it was just the cakes making me behave like a mad woman.
Anyway back to the cakes, they didn't have Mr Kipplings Chocolate slices, which are my fave cakes ever in my local wollies but they did have
Mini Battenburgs
Apple pies
Summer fruit and custard pies (might have been winter fruit)
French fancies
and Cherry bakewells
Oh and the boxes have changed since I left the UK so you might not recognise them straigh away
So if you are hankering for a bit of home then get your butt down woolies
Kala
i fully understand
I cry at anything