Originally Posted by rwin (Post 5163789)

This sounds like the one. Do they come just wrapped in a stack of biscuits?

We found name brand ones and Co-op brand ones but they all tasted the same. We could go through a stack of those in an afternoon.

We found a couple of England stores in Calgary but neither of them have those particular cookies.

Oh well, I guess we'll just have to go back for another visit.

Originally Posted by hot wasabi peas (Post 5163691)

Post number 11! ie... post number greater than 10!

I win! I win! I WIN!!!! :thumbup:

(and a few others too!)

Originally Posted by batty-x-ray (Post 5163809)

are we downhill yet?

Originally Posted by Biiiiink (Post 5163814)

I dimly recall a green packet with those kind of things... called Jaspers or something similar? A google didn't turn anything up though. Does the name ring any bells with you?

Originally Posted by rwin (Post 5163876)

Not until it degrades to dirty jokes :)

Originally Posted by hot wasabi peas (Post 5163168)

Could be an Eccles cake?


http://visualrecipes.com/files/recip...170_image1.jpg


I'll respond to your next question in a new post... to ensure this thread goes over 10 posts... cos that's how I voted.... and I don't want to lose.

Originally Posted by batty-x-ray (Post 5164093)

I'm sure the usual suspects will rise to that challenge.

Originally Posted by hot wasabi peas (Post 5164152)

Good start batty. ;)

Originally Posted by batty-x-ray (Post 5164223)

if you fish long enough...................;)

Originally Posted by Arris (Post 5164266)

You might catch crabs :unsure:

Originally Posted by rwin (Post 5161894)

When we were traveling in England last summer we got hooked on some kind of cookie that has black currants in them. Or some kind of currant. Or dried something anyway.

I didn't even know that we were missing out on something. What are they called? I can't remember. Can you get anything like that here?

Originally Posted by rwin (Post 5163789)

This sounds like the one. Do they come just wrapped in a stack of biscuits?

We found name brand ones and Co-op brand ones but they all tasted the same. We could go through a stack of those in an afternoon.

We found a couple of England stores in Calgary but neither of them have those particular cookies.

Oh well, I guess we'll just have to go back for another visit.

Originally Posted by sans (Post 5164630)

Yes they came in a pack, tell you what if i see any i'll give you a shout :thumbsup: Seen quite afew bits and bobs while i have been here. :lol: i brought aload of bisto gravy granules over with me :huh: and i have found it in thrifty's.