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Poll Question: Which is your favourite Biscuit for Dunking whilst listening to prog
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    Posted: March 17 2005 at 15:24
I like to Dunk Chocolate Hobnobs in my MUG of tiffin whilst the prog is playing loudly on me stereo....Which do you prefer...Biscuit Buffs????
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This must be a British thing.
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Possibly, dear chap - But do try to Dunk a biscuit in your tiffin - it's Bliss Baby......

But if you don't drink tea - Dunk it in your coffee......
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I've recently discovered in Sainsbury's a kind of thin, lemon biscuit imaginitively entitled "lemon thins". Obviously, they're only of use if you have good reflexes, but despite their flimsy nature they are enhanced a thousandfold by a good dunk. The perfect accompaniment to a spot of early evening Caravan grooving.
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Yeah this is definitely a British thing.
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I like oreos and milk when I'm listening to prog. Does that count?
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Don't knock it till you try it !
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What are Oreos ? - Can you dunk em in your Tea/Coffee/Cocoa ?? - If so you're in the "Dunkin Prog Crew"....Dont mess with us WE'RE (PROG) ROCK.......
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Sad but true, Arrowroot cookies
Marmalade...I like marmalade.
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You silly Brits...all you have to do is make the food soft enough to eat to begin with, and then you won't have to soak it in liquid.

 
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all of them...

at the same time...

grr... i've had to live the past few years without chocolate, it suddenly started making me very ill. i always get cravings for any sugary foods but i am learning to live (yay DT!) without them.

seriously, i am fu!ced up!
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i do not eat cookies, but maybe greg lake takes a big slice of pepperidge farm gateau
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Originally posted by greenback greenback wrote:

i do not eat cookies, but maybe greg lake takes a big slice of pepperidge farm gateau



well of course greg lake would take a BIG slice! greg lake is so fat that he was baptised in the ocean!
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Damn you Swinton - why can I not select both Hobnobs and Choccie Digestives?

A good cup of earl grey, a pile of Chocolate Digestives, and 'Topographic Oceans': utter, utter, bliss.

As any good Englishman knows, and indeed, in the words of Sir Sidney Rough-Diamond, to his long suffering wife:

"Any time is tiffin time!"

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Originally posted by Swinton MCR Swinton MCR wrote:

What are Oreos ? - Can you dunk em in your Tea/Coffee/Cocoa ?? - If so you're in the "Dunkin Prog Crew"....Dont mess with us WE'RE (PROG) ROCK.......

Oreos are little chocolate sandwich cookies with creme in the middle and yes you can dunk them in coffee/tea/cocoa
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We are SOOO sad

I'm gonna go for chocolate hobnobs, a quality biscuit if ever there was one.
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Borbons!!!!!
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Dunking is one of life's real pleasures, those who have yet to indulge should do so while there's still time..
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Duchy Originals (yes,the big eared heir to the throne's brand) do these butterscotch caramel biccies that dunk perfectly in a proper cup of real Northern man's tea (none of your limp wristed Earl Grey, well not for dunking in anyway). Mind you, chocolate hobnobs also dunk a treat.
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Points: 7003 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 18 2005 at 17:18

Originally posted by Jim Garten Jim Garten wrote:

Damn you Swinton - why can I not select both Hobnobs and Choccie Digestives?

A good cup of earl grey, a pile of Chocolate Digestives, and 'Topographic Oceans': utter, utter, bliss.

As any good Englishman knows, and indeed, in the words of Sir Sidney Rough-Diamond, to his long suffering wife:

"Any time is tiffin time!"

If Monty Python had made Carry On Up The Khyber it would be hailed as the comedic masterpiece that it truly is - the pairing of Sid James as Sir Sidney Rough-Diamond ("As a 'ighly trained British diplomatist, I can be just as 2 faced as what 'e can") and Kenneth Williams as the Khazi of Khalabar ("I spit on their British phlegm") was as good as it got. And as for the Devils in Skirts -
'Like so many of you
I've got my doubts about how much to contribute
to the already rich among us...'

Robert Wyatt, Gloria Gloom


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