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in the good old days.
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I'm not sure we're right, but it does seem that way. I buy extra thick now, occasionally clotted.
Mars bars are that tiny it's like looking through the wrong end of a telescope.
I put it down to my age...........oh not that kind of cream 
double cream? whisk it?
biscuit base - crumb and butter
choco angel delight over it.
cream whisked
in baking tray
freeze it
it'll kill you if you eat it all.
biscuit base - crumb and butter
choco angel delight over it.
cream whisked
in baking tray
freeze it
it'll kill you if you eat it all.
saddo 20 Jun 17 13:42
........ I buy extra thick now, occasionally clotted.
Figures.
I recently bought a jar of Marmite which appears remarkably runny compared to any I've ever bought before. Can't blame the heat - I'm in Scotland 
Jun 22, 2017 -- 4:47AM, Facts wrote:
saddo 20 Jun 17 13:42 ........ I buy extra thick now, occasionally clotted.Figures.
btw
Is everything up for tampering?
I had this theory about big business. Why it has to FK up everything.
it goes like this - the new owner or chairman buys a thriving business,
like Cadbury or the Post Office. To show he's the boss, he imposes his
opinion on the company. So Cadbury adds a bunch of weird fruit to skimp
on chocolate costs. The formulas are changed and people start swearing
that the products are not the same?
All because the new chairman is a P rick.
New rules, new this and that. Give the chairman something to do?
I had this theory about big business. Why it has to FK up everything.
it goes like this - the new owner or chairman buys a thriving business,
like Cadbury or the Post Office. To show he's the boss, he imposes his
opinion on the company. So Cadbury adds a bunch of weird fruit to skimp
on chocolate costs. The formulas are changed and people start swearing
that the products are not the same?
All because the new chairman is a P rick.
New rules, new this and that. Give the chairman something to do?
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