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Why didn't anybody tell me about this stuff sooner?!
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Straight from the jar. With a spoon. Tastes like sex. I **** you not.
I've never seen anything like that... I wonder if we have it here.
"It's not always rainbows and butterflies it's compromise that moves us along"
I am finding that tomorrow!!!
Si
'Dignity consists not in possessing honors, but in the consciousness that we deserve them' - Aristotle
No we have it in the US too. Its called something else though and is actually less fat than peanut butter. MmmmMmmm it really is so good especially if its mixed with nutella on warm toast.
~*wOOt!*
Yeah Lou, that one sits right next to the Snickers one in Tesco.  )
Post Edited (01-16-06 22:58)
We have this in the US?? Anyone know?
Americans like the sweet-Snickers-action I take it?
i don't have it in Canada. but luckily i live 30sec from the US.  .
its just like the Reese peanut butter! I am so goign to find this
s [insanesanity]
I don't know what 'Reese' is, but if it's caramel entwined peanuts wrapped in oodles of milk chocolate then I want to.
You don't know Reese's? As in Reese's peanut butter cups?
Doesn't ring any bells, no. But then we have the wonder of Cadbury... and that's all a growing boy needs.
Excuse me a moment, this thread is encouraging an attack of 'the munchies'.
I need a chocolate fix. Stat.
It always interests me, the little differences one takes for granted.
"What do you MEAN you don't have Reese's?"
"Biscuit? You put butter on a biscuit, man, you don't dunk it in tea."
-Mike
 
Go listen to my band. We're awesome.
http://www.myspace.com/rosencrantzny
weallgotwoodandnails
Oh Holy Life Reese's Peanut Butter Cups are the greatest things my tongue has ever tasted in all of its sweet tonguey existance. (You can get them here in VERY few places)
You put butter on biscuits?! I really, really hope your definition of 'biscuit' is very different to ours.
~ Sofi ~
"And so tomorrow there will be another number for the one who had a name."
wow. and i thought hershey owned the free world
Hersheys is a crime against chocolate. It may well be the worst thing my tongue has ever tasted in all of its sweet tonguey existance, probably because Cadburys pisses all over it.
~ Sofi ~
"And so tomorrow there will be another number for the one who had a name."
Our biscuits are more like croissants. Your "biscuits" are actually "cookies."
And Hershey's used to be great. Then they sold the company and the chocolate's just been flakey and underwhelming.
Cadbury does indeed own.
-Mike
Go listen to my band. We're awesome.
http://www.myspace.com/rosencrantzny
weallgotwoodandnails
Mmmmmmmmflake.
~ Sofi ~
"And so tomorrow there will be another number for the one who had a name."
Cookies are cookies. Biscuits are biscuits. Crackers are crackers. None are alike.
The latter are particularly good with butter, cheese, grapes and slices of apple... and wine someone has just whispered over my shoulder. Though I'm not a big wine fan so that one's up for debate.
Post Edited (01-17-06 13:36)
Is the terminology different in different parts? Because I've regularly heard cookies referred to as biscuits by a number of Brits on another forum.
-Mike
Go listen to my band. We're awesome.
http://www.myspace.com/rosencrantzny
weallgotwoodandnails
Quite possibly.
You frequent other forums? You traitorous whore, you.
Haha.
Post Edited (01-17-06 14:53)
Biscuits are reasonably thin and crunchy. Cookies are generally slightly thicker and more buttery, and sometimes chewy. If they're the chewy ones, or just larger cookies, they're 'American Cookies'. If they contain chocolate chips, they are chocolate chip cookies regardless of chewiness and thickness, namely becuase 'chocolate chip biscuit' sounds ridiculous.
~ Sofi ~
"And so tomorrow there will be another number for the one who had a name."
Um... Ok. My reckoning is basically that cookies crumble and biscuits break... unless it's a Hob Nob... because everybody knows that Hob Nobs are invincible.
'Double dunkers'. The hard mans treat of choice.
Post Edited (01-17-06 15:32)
Cadbury is grand. I always love when Easter comes around and there's those purple bags of candy coated chocolate eggs. Those are the best ever. Those and the cream filled ones, also by Cadbury. Mmmmm.
Dove has some good stuff too.
Has anyone tried those Hershey's Kissables?
"It's not always rainbows and butterflies it's compromise that moves us along"
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