Reply With Quotehttp://www.thedipr.com/Originally Posted by custodes
The retail chain store called World Market has Hob Nobs, McVities, etc. I think we already have a thread on tea biccies... but anyhoooo....
I also like Jaffa Cakes, or the Polish ones called Delicje.
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that wont work with a custard creme! >
Only you can come up with a link to dip ure biscuits into tea with a tool.
posh git.
Neither are moist, but Hobnobs (while tasty) aggressively draw the moisture out of you as you eat. Definitely not a snack to tackle without hydration on hand.
When I eat a cookie (biscuit) I want it to have some moister to it and makes you feel like a fat girl after eating a box of them. I don't want to eat something that should be in health food isle and makes your mouth dry.
And I almost forgot. GS cookies > everything else.
the fvck is a "digestive"? Sounds like a laxative.
"A digestive biscuit (originally known as a Wheaten), sometimes referred to as a sweet-meal biscuit, is a semi-sweet biscuit originated in the United Kingdom and popular worldwide. The term 'digestive' is derived from the belief that they had antacid properties due to the use of sodium bicarbonate when they were first developed"
Not a bad dipping biccy, but I prefer hobnobs.
Thanks.
Most addictive food in the world.
Hob Nobs for breakfast again - one observation worth sharing is that the dunkability is enhanced if they are stored in the fridge.
omg for breakfast??
corrected........
Sets you up for the day!!
Jaffa cakes are cakes, not biscuits.
HobNobs STRONG !11!11!!1!!
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