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Lord Didsbury · 07-03-2017, 08:36

Good memory there Monkey Hanger. To remember how things tasted decades on. I can still recall the taste of burnt rice pudding on a cub camp in Whitby circa 1972 but that's about it for me.

Isn't there a bit of a classic debate about the size of Wagon Wheels (could be a different choccy bar) where people are convinced they are smaller when they aren't. Theories abound about the relative size of it compared to the size of your hand when you were a kid, or just seeing the past through rose tinted glasses? Maybe that could apply to pies too.

07-03-2017, 08:36	#42
Lord Didsbury Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2016 Posts: 1,182 Liked: 751 times Rep Power: 35673	Re: Review on our pies Good memory there Monkey Hanger. To remember how things tasted decades on. I can still recall the taste of burnt rice pudding on a cub camp in Whitby circa 1972 but that's about it for me. Isn't there a bit of a classic debate about the size of Wagon Wheels (could be a different choccy bar) where people are convinced they are smaller when they aren't. Theories abound about the relative size of it compared to the size of your hand when you were a kid, or just seeing the past through rose tinted glasses? Maybe that could apply to pies too.