Cadbury's Digestives
Feb 10th 2008, 12:27 am
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Re: Cadbury's Digestives
I caved in and purchased a pack of Cadbury's Digestives this morning.
They were made in the UK for Cadbury by Burton's Foods.
Should I just have eaten it straight from the package or have dunked it in my tea? I was rather unsweet and plain to my taste buds but can see that they might be good with a sip of sweet tea (hot).
And what about those Joffa cakes? Are they any good? Should I try them next?
They were made in the UK for Cadbury by Burton's Foods.
Should I just have eaten it straight from the package or have dunked it in my tea? I was rather unsweet and plain to my taste buds but can see that they might be good with a sip of sweet tea (hot).
And what about those Joffa cakes? Are they any good? Should I try them next?
If you think the digestives are good, try the ginger nut by Burtons....!
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Feb 10th 2008, 12:29 am
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Re: Cadbury's Digestives
You can all cut it out 
I've done nothing but eat chocolate and other fatty things and spend nearly $30 on 15 Double Deckers since reading this thread. You're all on my shit list.
I've done nothing but eat chocolate and other fatty things and spend nearly $30 on 15 Double Deckers since reading this thread. You're all on my shit list.
Feb 10th 2008, 12:30 am
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Re: Cadbury's Digestives
Chocolate digestives.. yum!..
Feb 10th 2008, 12:31 am
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Feb 10th 2008, 12:34 am
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Re: Cadbury's Digestives
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH MG!
Double Deckers should be swallowed whole - practice on OH first, to reduce gag reflex - and finished off with several cups of tea. I am now going to search the internet for Double Deckers. My hands are now shaking with anticipation.......
Double Deckers should be swallowed whole - practice on OH first, to reduce gag reflex - and finished off with several cups of tea. I am now going to search the internet for Double Deckers. My hands are now shaking with anticipation.......
How on earth do you swallow a DD whole???
DD's are one of my favourite...but they're not quite the same since they have changed the base. It used to be made of chocolate and cornflakes...now the cornflakes have been replaced by crispies.
I'm off to the UK next weekend so I will be able to stock up on Cadbury's choc., cheshire cheese and tea bags.
Feb 10th 2008, 12:35 am
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Feb 10th 2008, 12:37 am
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......would it make you feel any better, if I told you that during pms Ive been known to eat an entire of chocolate digestives in one sitting!
Feb 10th 2008, 12:38 am
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Re: Cadbury's Digestives
How on earth do you swallow a DD whole???
DD's are one of my favourite...but they're not quite the same since they have changed the base. It used to be made of chocolate and cornflakes...now the cornflakes have been replaced by crispies.
I'm off to the UK next weekend so I will be able to stock up on Cadbury's choc., cheshire cheese and tea bags.
DD's are one of my favourite...but they're not quite the same since they have changed the base. It used to be made of chocolate and cornflakes...now the cornflakes have been replaced by crispies.
I'm off to the UK next weekend so I will be able to stock up on Cadbury's choc., cheshire cheese and tea bags.
Whats the deadline for submitting my order for cadbury whole nut chocolate bars?
Feb 10th 2008, 12:43 am
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No. I don't need to have PMS to do that. I don't know what I'm going to do when the Double Deckers turn up, because I'm not known for rationing when it comes to chocolate. Which reminds me of a story my Mum once told me about when they stopped rationing sweets after the war. It involved sweets, a bus, thirty school children, a ditch and a lot of vomit. But I digress...
Feb 10th 2008, 12:43 am
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Re: Cadbury's Digestives
http://www.cadbury.co.uk/en/ctb2003/...ble_decker.htm
You can buy them in T.O. along with Whole Nut, Fruit and Nut, Crunchies and more. Also the Costco stores around T.O. sell loads of Cadbury's chocolate....usually in boxes of 24.
Feb 10th 2008, 12:46 am
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Re: Cadbury's Digestives
How on earth do you swallow a DD whole???
DD's are one of my favourite...but they're not quite the same since they have changed the base. It used to be made of chocolate and cornflakes...now the cornflakes have been replaced by crispies.
I'm off to the UK next weekend so I will be able to stock up on Cadbury's choc., cheshire cheese and tea bags.
DD's are one of my favourite...but they're not quite the same since they have changed the base. It used to be made of chocolate and cornflakes...now the cornflakes have been replaced by crispies.
I'm off to the UK next weekend so I will be able to stock up on Cadbury's choc., cheshire cheese and tea bags.
I've not had one for years, and I'm feeling desperate, so I expect it will be easy. Are you telling me they've changed the bloody base? Did I mention I've just ordered 15 of them?
I'd better like them...
Feb 10th 2008, 12:46 am
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Nothing like crappy Wagon Wheels.
http://www.cadbury.co.uk/en/ctb2003/...ble_decker.htm
You can buy them in T.O. along with Whole Nut, Fruit and Nut, Crunchies and more. Also the Costco stores around T.O. sell loads of Cadbury's chocolate....usually in boxes of 24.
http://www.cadbury.co.uk/en/ctb2003/...ble_decker.htm
You can buy them in T.O. along with Whole Nut, Fruit and Nut, Crunchies and more. Also the Costco stores around T.O. sell loads of Cadbury's chocolate....usually in boxes of 24.
Feb 10th 2008, 12:47 am
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[QUOTE=Jerseygirl;5910364]Nothing like crappy Wagon Wheels.
http://www.cadbury.co.uk/en/ctb2003/...ble_decker.htm
They sound good, but I prefer my chocolate with only nuts....!
http://www.cadbury.co.uk/en/ctb2003/...ble_decker.htm
They sound good, but I prefer my chocolate with only nuts....!
Feb 10th 2008, 12:47 am
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Re: Cadbury's Digestives
Feb 10th 2008, 12:48 am
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No. I don't need to have PMS to do that. I don't know what I'm going to do when the Double Deckers turn up, because I'm not known for rationing when it comes to chocolate. Which reminds me of a story my Mum once told me about when they stopped rationing sweets after the war. It involved sweets, a bus, thirty school children, a ditch and a lot of vomit. But I digress...