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spencer88
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quote:
Originally posted by taylorboosh
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Originally posted by Brett
Snicker bar. It's got peanut in it but I don't call it a peanut, just like I wouldn't call a kit-kat a biscuit.




Stop naming fucking chocky bars you mongs. Must contain biscuit or wafer... Think like this, would you of been allowed it in your packed lunch at primary school?


Yes I would, I was allowed what I wanted in my lunch box!

Where the fuck is Leads?
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Chocolate Hobnob to keep John, i mean taylorboosh happy.
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Lolz John?

Leads is an autocorrect you badger.

in my school you were allowed biscuits but not chocolate bars/sweets.... You lot are being pedantic
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Sounds like your school was pedantic. Did they inspect the contents of your lunch each day to confirm if biscuit was present in chocolate bars?
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I reckon taylorboosh was head biscuit inspector at his school
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seems to know his stuff
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Kit Kat chunky in any form.

Has anyone had the hazelnut Kit Kat Chunky?
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Jaffa Cakes
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Fully rate a Yorkie like! Both original and biscuit and raisin variety.

Also double chocolate rockies are a winner.
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Jaffa Cakes


That's a cake, not a biscuit.

You don't pay tax on jaffa cakes.

Leave one out and it goes hard, a biscuit goes soggy.

Some great facts about jaffa cakes for you to impress your friends
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Booooooossssssssttttttttt.
John
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Can't beat a custard cream.
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Fav biscuit is either choc malted milk, caramel digestives or bourbons

As for a bar either twix or toffee crisp.

Drinking a brew through a twix though
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The ultimate cup of tea biscuit.
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What are they? Ginger snap for a dunker tbh
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They're a bit like a digestive but creamier tasting. Literally melt in your mouth after a dunk in a cuppa.
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quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
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Originally posted by Shelly
Jaffa Cakes


That's a cake, not a biscuit.

You don't pay tax on jaffa cakes.

Leave one out and it goes hard, a biscuit goes soggy.

Some great facts about jaffa cakes for you to impress your friends


Fact for you regarding Biscuits.

You do not pay VAT for biscuits as they are seen as a consumable and not a luxury item.
You do pay VAT on chocolate biscuits as the chocolate is considered a luxury.

So Hobnobs are VAT free.
Chocolate Hobnobs have VAT added.
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quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
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Originally posted by Shelly
Jaffa Cakes


That's a cake, not a biscuit.

You don't pay tax on jaffa cakes.

Leave one out and it goes hard, a biscuit goes soggy.

Some great facts about jaffa cakes for you to impress your friends


Don't start
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Rice crispy square, ideally chocolate orange one.
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These are AMAZING



Stroopwafel

They have a honey caramel inside, you put them over the top of your brew and the stuff inside melts and goes all gooey.
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Originally posted by Tomnova16
kit kat chunky


White Kit Kat Chunky is my fave
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Originally posted by Shelly
These are AMAZING



Stroopwafel

They have a honey caramel inside, you put them over the top of your brew and the stuff inside melts and goes all gooey.



yes, these are my favourite actually, i forgot about them

They are the best!
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I seen a thread about those the other day.

Nic normally id say no krispies but as they're so damn awesome I'll let you off
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Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal

yes, these are my favourite actually, i forgot about them

They are the best!


I discovered them at the Christmas markets last year, but I think they also do them in M&S Food

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