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Plain chocolate covered Hob Nobs. Mmmmmmmmmm baby! 
Posted: 21:21 Nov 06 2002
What are your faveourite biscuits??
I'm on a Breakaway binge...so what biccy's do you lot lust after??
Posted: 21:21 Nov 06 2002 
I like all biscuits, but at the moment my favorites are Custard Creams
Posted: 21:44 Nov 06 2002
Oooooh, choccy digestives!!
Posted: 22:24 Nov 06 2002 
Milk Choc Hob Nobs, Jammie Dodgers (especially the mini ones) and Blue Ribbands mmmm
mmmm
Posted: 23:21 Nov 06 2002
Ginger Nuts!!!! I like them so much, my mate Sal bought me some for a birthday pressie once!!
Posted: 00:39 Nov 07 2002 
Fruit shortcakes for dunking in tea, ginger nuts for dunking in coffee
Posted: 00:41 Nov 07 2002 
Breakaway Milky? that's a choccy bar not a real biscuit 
At the moment I could happily alternate between bourbons or ginger nuts for dunking. But I like dry garibaldis too
At the moment I could happily alternate between bourbons or ginger nuts for dunking. But I like dry garibaldis too
Posted: 00:43 Nov 07 2002
Bourbons, any make.
Although, if Milky is allowed Breakaways, then I'm having Kit-Kats. The trick with Kit-Kats is to bite each end off, dip one end in blackcurrant squash & use it as a straw until all te wafer is soggy... then eat it
Although, if Milky is allowed Breakaways, then I'm having Kit-Kats. The trick with Kit-Kats is to bite each end off, dip one end in blackcurrant squash & use it as a straw until all te wafer is soggy... then eat it
Posted: 00:52 Nov 07 2002
Oreos, by a long way, followed by Hobnobs (plain and chocolate-coated).
I also still vividly recall the AB biscuits in British Army rations from my cadet and military re-enactment days. Far from my favourite but their nickname and legendary effect on consumers entertains me (for the uninitiated, the B allegedly stands for "blockers" - the meaning of the A is left as an exercise for the diligent pupil...).
(Edited by Ming 07/11/2002 03:29)
I also still vividly recall the AB biscuits in British Army rations from my cadet and military re-enactment days. Far from my favourite but their nickname and legendary effect on consumers entertains me (for the uninitiated, the B allegedly stands for "blockers" - the meaning of the A is left as an exercise for the diligent pupil...).
(Edited by Ming 07/11/2002 03:29)
Posted: 03:28 Nov 07 2002 OK, you've just managed to do what even 5 years in boarding school failed to do - grossed me out with something food-related...
by Tycho
The trick with Kit-Kats is to bite each end off, dip one end in blackcurrant squash & use it as a straw until all te wafer is soggy... then eat it
Posted: 03:30 Nov 07 2002 