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They do say that absence makes the heart grow fonder, and that may well be true for custard creams.
It was a biscuit that I had rejected for many a year, neither purchasing any or selecting one if offered a choice.
But, due to various circumstances, I have been reintroduced to them and now wonder what they ever did to offend me.
Welcome back custard cream
It was a biscuit that I had rejected for many a year, neither purchasing any or selecting one if offered a choice.
But, due to various circumstances, I have been reintroduced to them and now wonder what they ever did to offend me.
Welcome back custard cream
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Much prefer the butter crunch sandwich tbh but each to their own
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Its a split second of difference between heaven and a cup full of mush when dunking any any butter crunch biscuit, you need to concentrate.
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Hence why i like it
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Bestest biscuits for dunkin.
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They call them Crème crème in France
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Tad too sweet for me these days.. Still firmly top five.
Garibaldi Hobnob Jammy dodger |
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The Fig Roll a shokin omissun
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Chorley cake for me.
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I would love a custard cream now , or a chocolate digestive .
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navy cake
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You'll be swinging from the yardarm.
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Tesco sell rhubarb and custard cream biccys...
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Will have to look out for them
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Bought a packet of the Tesco rhubarb and custards and they are a nice biscuit, a very pleasant surprise.
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Always been my favourite go to biscuit the custard cream. Yum.
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Was given some shortbread for Christmas, like eating sawdust. Yuk.
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You cannot beat a custard cream dunked in a mug of Heinz tomato soup.
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Ugh nearly chucked up reading that!!!!!
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The custard cream made in Carlisle in the worlds oldest mechanised biscut factory. the Carr family are quakers and built the factory to provide food and employment to the poor working class people in Carlisle. Up until recently the workers had an excellent pension scheme.
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It's almost as if the Christian Reformation was a good thing...
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Crumbs!
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I am partial to a chocolate digestive.
There I've said it. My guilty secret. |
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Best biscuit for dunking are custard creams because its a quick whip and out
 Worst are those ridiculous crumbly cookie biscuits I've forgot the name of but its got to be so quick you don't even get them dunked ffs, otherwise its half a cookie in your tea  |
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Surely Nice biscuits are the worst dunkers, paper thin and fall apart at the thought of touching the tea.
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sontaran, butter crinkle crunch, mentioned above.
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cooperman - fig rolls are superb (Nap).
Jammy Dodgers worth a mention. Nebs - have a word with yourself |
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Am I the only one that has ever dunked a Jaffa Cake?...Better than you would think.
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Not very exotic but the Rich Tea is a good standby.
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Tunnocks caraml wafer biscuit - divine!
A nice digestive (or 3) always good with a cup of tea |
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