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Leedelta Nov 4th 2009 6:10 am

Re: Australian sweets
 

Originally Posted by bcworld (Post 8066878)
You don't need a memory...there's Youtube!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=U-V-KCY7SMU

That takes me back :eek:

I nearly choked the first time I had a Cherry Ripe.

I fancy an Apple Sour or Fruit salad now :thumbsup:

Aussie30 Nov 4th 2009 8:30 am

Re: Australian sweets
 

Originally Posted by livinginreality (Post 8070533)
Yes I remember breaking open the Monte's!:DNo one does double cut rolls here??????Maybe we should start a new snack bar only selling Oz food?hey thats an idea?Pineapple fritters!!!!!!Chiko Rolls!Snips!Razz's!Pineapple frostie iceblocks!!!!!! Could be a good idea in Shep's Bush?What do yah reckon?:rofl:(And of course the double cut cheese and gherkin rolls!!!!;))

I really think you're on to something there! Lucrative! :thumbsup::lol:

emelems Nov 5th 2009 7:48 am

Re: Australian sweets
 

Originally Posted by Aussie30 (Post 8071497)
I really think you're on to something there! Lucrative! :thumbsup::lol:

You'll have to put "smokies" on the list of foods available!.. what the hell are they anyway? Unless i have the name wrong? You get them along side the sausage rolls? And one of those spider drinks.. where they have an ice cream in a cup and then tip a can of fizzy drink over the top! *shudders*

:lol:

Em x

Aussie30 Nov 5th 2009 7:51 am

Re: Australian sweets
 

Originally Posted by emelems (Post 8074044)
You'll have to put "smokies" on the list of foods available!.. what the hell are they anyway? Unless i have the name wrong? You get them along side the sausage rolls? And one of those spider drinks.. where they have an ice cream in a cup and then tip a can of fizzy drink over the top! *shudders*

:lol:

Em x

I have no idea what a 'Smokie' is???? :confused: The drinks however are called Spiders and they are awesome, especially with raspberry fanta and vanilla icecream or coke and chocolate icecream, mmmmmmmm.:p:thumbsup::D

emelems Nov 5th 2009 8:42 am

Re: Australian sweets
 

Originally Posted by Aussie30 (Post 8074047)
I have no idea what a 'Smokie' is???? :confused: The drinks however are called Spiders and they are awesome, especially with raspberry fanta and vanilla icecream or coke and chocolate icecream, mmmmmmmm.:p:thumbsup::D

:rolleyes: what are you Aussies' like?! :lol:

Em x

Donna79 Nov 5th 2009 4:24 pm

Re: Australian sweets
 

Originally Posted by Kingseat (Post 8064269)
About to send a box of stuff back to the UK for our best friends. He used to live in melbourne so was going to send back some cherry ripes which he always loved but are there any other Australian sweets that could go in the box too....I don't really eat them.....crisps on the otherhand!

Hi,

I recently sent some packets of Jaffas to some of my family members in the UK - my brother seemed to like them. They are orange flavoured chocolate in a crispy shell.

MonandMike Nov 5th 2009 5:49 pm

Re: Australian sweets
 
Whenever I went to the Australia Shop in Covent Garden it was always

Milo (although it was banned for sale for about 12 months and you could only get Kenyan stuff - truly awful stuff)

Cherry Ripes

Caramello Koala's

Allens Strawberry & Creams and Chico's which I could never find a substitute.

These all used to cost a small fortune so whatever you send I'm sure will be gratefully received!

You could get TimTams at the local Tesco and for some reason Violet Crumbles appeared in Superdrug for awhile in a similar wrapper but called something else. Not sure they would have lasted the distance as I bought them for all my workmates who thought they were dire.


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