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kporte Mar 8th 2010 11:28 am

Re: creme eggs
 
I like to keep them in the fridge so the chocolate doesn't melt too quickly when my tongue is in there.:D

scottishcelts Mar 8th 2010 11:35 am

Re: creme eggs
 

Originally Posted by kporte (Post 8405558)
I like to keep them in the fridge so the chocolate doesn't melt too quickly when my tongue is in there.:D

What I hated about Creme Eggs was when the licky stuff would go sort of hard and it would ruin the whole experience :frown:

Even worse, there is no way to tell if you are buying a silky smooth or hard fondant.

There should be a Creme Egg detector :zzz:

kporte Mar 8th 2010 11:40 am

Re: creme eggs
 

Originally Posted by scottishcelts (Post 8405567)
What I hated about Creme Eggs was when the licky stuff would go sort of hard and it would ruin the whole experience :frown:

Even worse, there is no way to tell if you are buying a silky smooth or hard fondant.

There should be a Creme Egg detector :zzz:

I just chuck them away if they are like that. Like drinking a corked Shiraz!!

scottishcelts Mar 8th 2010 11:47 am

Re: creme eggs
 

Originally Posted by kporte (Post 8405576)
I just chuck them away if they are like that. Like drinking a corked Shiraz!!

True :thumbdown:

kporte Mar 8th 2010 11:51 am

Re: creme eggs
 

Originally Posted by scottishcelts (Post 8405586)
True :thumbdown:

I used to like biting all the nougat off a Mars bar and just leaving the caramel, but the Mars bars here don't taste the same!

scottishcelts Mar 8th 2010 11:56 am

Re: creme eggs
 

Originally Posted by kporte (Post 8405587)
I used to like biting all the nougat off a Mars bar and just leaving the caramel, but the Mars bars here don't taste the same!

I miss Cabana and Fry's Five Centre (both extinct :()

kporte Mar 8th 2010 12:23 pm

Re: creme eggs
 

Originally Posted by scottishcelts (Post 8405599)
I miss Cabana and Fry's Five Centre (both extinct :()

Five centre was awesome! Cabana had cherry though didn't it? :unsure:

scottishcelts Mar 8th 2010 12:28 pm

Re: creme eggs
 

Originally Posted by kporte (Post 8405640)
Five centre was awesome! Cabana had cherry though didn't it? :unsure:

Yip cherry and coconut yummy - I want one :sneaky:

Scubaemma Mar 8th 2010 4:30 pm

Re: creme eggs
 

Originally Posted by scottishcelts (Post 8405567)
What I hated about Creme Eggs was when the licky stuff would go sort of hard and it would ruin the whole experience :frown:

Even worse, there is no way to tell if you are buying a silky smooth or hard fondant.

There should be a Creme Egg detector :zzz:

That is so true... Nothing more disappointing than looking forward to a creme egg and then finding the inside has gone all dry :thumbdown:

asprilla Mar 8th 2010 6:04 pm

Re: creme eggs
 

Originally Posted by kporte (Post 8405576)
I just chuck them away if they are like that. Like drinking a corked Shiraz!!

:lol:

sr71 Mar 8th 2010 11:16 pm

Re: creme eggs
 
I just noticed the other day that all the Creme Eggs sold in Australia are actually the English ones.

asprilla Mar 9th 2010 12:42 am

Re: creme eggs
 
this has probably been mentioned already in about 9 other threads, but aren't the modern day creme eggs quite a bit smaller than those we scoffed in "the good old days"?

John Mar 9th 2010 2:15 am

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All hail the creme egg:lol:

emelems Mar 9th 2010 6:00 am

Re: creme eggs
 

Originally Posted by asprilla (Post 8406893)
this has probably been mentioned already in about 9 other threads, but aren't the modern day creme eggs quite a bit smaller than those we scoffed in "the good old days"?

no no, we are just bigger! lol! *nods wisely at asprilla*

Em x

BadgeIsBack Mar 9th 2010 7:28 am

Re: creme eggs
 

Originally Posted by asprilla (Post 8406893)
this has probably been mentioned already in about 9 other threads, but aren't the modern day creme eggs quite a bit smaller than those we scoffed in "the good old days"?

That was just the Wagon wheels.


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