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What about custard creams and bourbons?

Every time I hear of Saxony I think it’s the definition of something like “The act of playing a sax that ends in acrimony”

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Or agony.
Life of Saxony.

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Not a huge fan of bourbons and custard creams. Bourbon on the other hand …

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Yea if every election gives people what they want :grimacing:

Never liked custard creams but wifey does and yes very good dunkers, now Orange creams were yummy

Don’t know if these have been mentioned before, but …

Fig rolls, anyone?

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I tried one for the first time on Wednesday. Nice. :+1::nerd_face:

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Used to love Nice biscuits as well

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Mmm…sometimes the fig filling gets really chewy…after being dunked…

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Heathen, not all biscuits are the same :squinting_face_with_tongue:

In the top 3 of best ‘Dunk’s’… is putting two Rich Tea Biscuits back to back, before dipping them into a mug of tea or coffee…
Mmmmmmmmmmmmm
If you close your eyes you would think you had gone to heaven.!
:upside_down_face: :upside_down_face: :upside_down_face:

If heaven is as bland as rich tea biscuits I’m about to start sinning in a major way.

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Chocolate digestives

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When I was young there was a thick biscuit very similar to a rusk, yum, that you could put butter on but I can’t remember the name it was also brilliant for dunking.

May have been a thick tea biscuit!

is that a cruskitt?

not that youd be dunking that i wouldnt have thought

savory

maybe a rusk is different in the UK than it is here in gods country

Rusks in the uk are / were for babies and young kids? Quite soft and easy to soak up milk etc?

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yeah thats them.

wouldnt have thought theyd be any good in a cup of tea…

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Isn’t this just the hottest, sexiest thing you’ve seen this Valentine’s Day? :winking_face_with_tongue:

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Cheese meets cracker

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