What do you dunk - Page 5

susie123 · 08-03-2012, 21:56

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

Bit to squishy for me Sue, but if you put choccy over 'em well that's a different matter, what I do like though is "Tunnocks" the Jockanese choccy, caramel wafer, used to get them as kids from the bread van that came round the estate.

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Originally Posted by susie123

Can't imagine choccy on Mallows, but I do like a nice Tunnocks now and again...

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Bought a packet of Tunnocks Caramel wafers while we were in Llandudno.......they were delicious.(and banned for Ma, but it didn't stop her from eating half of one....and greedy mare that I am, I ate the half that was left....well, it saved it from going off

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Originally Posted by annesingleton

I'd have polished the packet off! I just can't resist!

OK you lot... today went to Sainsbury's in Preston to do a big shop between appts at the hosp - and bought a packet of 8 yes EIGHT of these things... Have just eaten one - that's enough for now but seven more to go!

Margaret Pilkington · 08-03-2012, 22:04

Oh......the delight of anticipation! Seven more to go...what temptation.

annesingleton · 09-03-2012, 09:23

I admire your restraint so much! If I bought them they'd be niggling away at the back of my mind until they were all gone, which is why I just don't buy them. I'm the same with sweets, chocolate, cake and I couldn't possibly buy a tin of Roses or Quality Street at Christmas or I'd be like Worzel Gummidge's Aunt Sally after she's been stuck into the cake with it all over her face! Oh for a bit of willpower but I know my limitations!

Ken Moss · 09-03-2012, 09:25

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Originally Posted by susie123

Know what ya mean about pink wafers - but WHY are they a guilty pleasure?

I think it stems from when we were kids, they were always a bit dearer than the biscuits we used to keep in so they were always the ones I raided from relatives' houses when we went visiting.

Now that I'm 'rolling in it on the political gravy train' I can afford to feed my pink wafer addiction....

Ken Moss · 09-03-2012, 09:28

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Originally Posted by annesingleton

I admire your restraint so much! If I bought them they'd be niggling away at the back of my mind until they were all gone, which is why I just don't buy them. I'm the same with sweets, chocolate, cake and I couldn't possibly buy a tin of Roses or Quality Street at Christmas or I'd be like Worzel Gummidge's Aunt Sally after she's been stuck into the cake with it all over her face! Oh for a bit of willpower but I know my limitations!

I'm very, very partial to Asda's jammy doughnut bites. They're not really biscuits but they go beautifully with a brew and I'm afraid once they're opened it's pretty much game over.

That box of 20 doesn't last as long as it should.

jaysay · 09-03-2012, 09:45

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss

I'm very, very partial to Asda's jammy doughnut bites. They're not really biscuits but they go beautifully with a brew and I'm afraid once they're opened it's pretty much game over.

That box of 20 doesn't last as long as it should.

Looks like we do have things in common Ken

DaveinGermany · 09-03-2012, 18:49

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss

I can afford to feed my pink wafer addiction....

Get yourself over to the legalise drugs thread you addict, or next thing you know we'll be finding you up some mucky jigger, surrounded by empty wraps, with crumbs round your chops, trollys round yer ankles, gibbering & slavering from an OD.