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Shard Mar 27th 2014 5:09 am

Hobnobs
 
...the Hobocop thread reminds me of them. :ohmy:

burks Mar 27th 2014 5:49 am

Re: Hobnobs
 

Originally Posted by Shard (Post 11193414)
...the Hobocop thread reminds me of them. :ohmy:

I have a couple of Hobnobs most evenings with a nice cuppa. Can't beat them! I haven't seen Hobnob creams anywhere though, I used to love those.

Shard Mar 27th 2014 5:51 am

Re: Hobnobs
 

Originally Posted by burks (Post 11193466)
I have a couple of Hobnobs most evenings with a nice cuppa. Can't beat them! I haven't seen Hobnob creams anywhere though, I used to love those.

THAT is the problem. I have resigned myself to only thinking about them. :)

burks Mar 27th 2014 6:00 am

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Originally Posted by Shard (Post 11193470)
THAT is the problem. I have resigned myself to only thinking about them. :)

Unable to find them locally? I can get them at Superstore! :D

magnumpi Mar 27th 2014 6:06 am

Re: Hobnobs
 
I like to see a "Hobnobcop" in action, who bets he would crumble in a stand off

Shard Mar 27th 2014 7:04 am

Re: Hobnobs
 

Originally Posted by burks (Post 11193482)
Unable to find them locally? I can get them at Superstore! :D

Actually I meant if I buy a packet, they're very unlikely to last more than 24h :o

Silverdragon102 Mar 27th 2014 10:03 am

Re: Hobnobs
 

Originally Posted by burks (Post 11193482)
Unable to find them locally? I can get them at Superstore! :D

Haven't seen them in superstore but bought some in sobeys

burks Mar 27th 2014 11:33 am

Re: Hobnobs
 

Originally Posted by Shard (Post 11193582)
Actually I meant if I buy a packet, they're very unlikely to last more than 24h :o

ahh.. I know what you mean now! My gf actually rations my evening biscuit intake as she is concerned for my health. I think she is more concerned that I eat all the biscuits before she gets a chance to have one.. either way I suppose it's good for me in the long run.

I do really want a hobnob now though.. May have to take a trip to the supermarket this evening!

Shard Mar 27th 2014 12:09 pm

Re: Hobnobs
 

Originally Posted by burks (Post 11193947)
ahh.. I know what you mean now! My gf actually rations my evening biscuit intake as she is concerned for my health. I think she is more concerned that I eat all the biscuits before she gets a chance to have one.. either way I suppose it's good for me in the long run.

I do really want a hobnob now though.. May have to take a trip to the supermarket this evening!

Of course the chocolate covered ones are the best.

bc_guy Apr 2nd 2014 6:05 pm

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Hobnobs are cookies? It sounded like it was something 'gross and illegal' according to a certain episode of iCarly. Do hobknobs taste bad or something?

BristolUK Apr 3rd 2014 12:54 am

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Originally Posted by Shard (Post 11193991)
Of course the chocolate covered ones are the best.

What I always liked about Hobnobs was that they were unlike other biscuits. Putting chocolate on them makes them like others.

I see they are in the Sobeys flyer this week, but Dad's oat cookies are a decent enough alternative.

burks Apr 3rd 2014 2:12 am

Re: Hobnobs
 

Originally Posted by BristolUK (Post 11202804)
What I always liked about Hobnobs was that they were unlike other biscuits. Putting chocolate on them makes them like others.

I see they are in the Sobeys flyer this week, but Dad's oat cookies are a decent enough alternative.

Have to disagree with you on the chocolate.. they're definitely the best ones!

I also saw them in PriceSmart yesterday.. wait.. it's Save On now. I saw them in Save On.

exenglishman Apr 3rd 2014 3:39 am

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They sell them in Walmarts that have the 'British' foods section. A small pack is $5, cant bring myself to buy them at that price.

burks Apr 3rd 2014 3:50 am

Re: Hobnobs
 

Originally Posted by exenglishman (Post 11203016)
They sell them in Walmarts that have the 'British' foods section. A small pack is $5, cant bring myself to buy them at that price.

Don't have the British section in our Walmart.. but in Save on & Superstore they're around $3.50.

Silverdragon102 Apr 3rd 2014 8:19 am

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Originally Posted by burks (Post 11203029)
Don't have the British section in our Walmart.. but in Save on & Superstore they're around $3.50.

+1

Also similar price in Sobys

Oink Apr 3rd 2014 8:38 am

Re: Hobnobs
 
If you cut the top disc off the cellphone and insert it back into the tube, the top biscuit always remains fresh. Does anyone else on here feel that their life has no meaning? :(

burks Apr 3rd 2014 9:00 am

Re: Hobnobs
 

Originally Posted by Oink (Post 11203425)
If you cut the top disc off the cellphone and insert it back into the tube, the top biscuit always remains fresh. Does anyone else on here feel that their life has no meaning? :(

They're not around long enough to have any freshness issues here.

When the mother comes to visit this summer I intend on giving her a little shopping list of biscuits/chocolate etc. that I miss from home. Only trouble is when I tried to think of what I miss.. my mind blanked!


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