Boxes of broken biscuits were the cause of my mild aversion to custard creams.
Broken custard creams and custard cream crumbs![]()
You silly bastard, orange Clubs were the best!Ah yes! They came in plain and a couple of other flavours, including orange (which was an abomination).
This sounds like it should have some kind of story behind it . . .

of course they aint, they are snack bars.Getting close to that debate over whether Penguins are really biscuits . . .
of course they aint, they are snack bars.
Another jam-snob, just like my husband. What's wrong with Robertson's?I am not a cheapskate - the jam is really St. Dalfour fruit preserve, expensive, but very tasty. and has no sugar.


I'm a Choco-Leibniz kind of person.![]()
Just like Hitler![]()

Just like Hitler![]()
I'm sorry but Oreos are horrible and I have absolutely no idea why everyone is so obsessed with them. Mind you, I am a biscuit puritan and really only like a good old fashioned unadulterated digestive.

Who remembers chocolate digestives that were completely covered in chocolate, not just on one side? They came individually wrapped in red foil.
Also mourn the passing of plain chocolate Club biscuits.
oh yea, the "good old fashioned unadulterated digestive" that tastes like cardboard
Robertson's and other jam is more sugar then fruit. St Dalfour is fruit and grape juice. You can eat it with a spoon. I sometimes put a dollop in plain yoghurt.Another jam-snob, just like my husband. What's wrong with Robertson's?![]()
I haven't seen wagon wheels for a while. But would they be a cake![]()
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grape juice is virtually all sugarRobertson's and other jam is more sugar then fruit. St Dalfour is fruit and grape juice. You can eat it with a spoon. I sometimes put a dollop in plain yoghurt.
grape juice is virtually all sugar

For gods sake people#, get a grip-
Middle class biscuits:
"Would you care for a Bath Oliver with your Earl Grey?"
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You don't see them because Wagon Wheels have now shrunk so much they're invisible (remembers teaplate-sized Wagon Wheels of childhood).
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