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IWhat were those ones in the tin, with fine icing sugar dusting! Loved them!
Looked like a cocaine dealer/user by the end of a long journey though!![]()
Too soft ...I'd have them finished within 5 milesMy God I'm surrounded by old people mint imperials were Noah's sweet of choice and humbugs are something invented by dentist to increase turnover a big bucket of haribo that's all you need
Oh yes, that was a big treat when Mum opened those on the journey from Castle Cary to the Isle of Sheppey for our Summer Holiday with my Aunt and Uncle. He was a prison warden there. We had use of an indoor swimming pool and there was a prison officers club house. It seemed so exotic.What were those ones in the tin, with fine icing sugar dusting! Loved them!
Looked like a cocaine dealer/user by the end of a long journey though!![]()
DittoWerther's originals for us ... discovered them years ago pre-retirement so they aren't just for old farts!![]()
Not such a bad ideaI'm clearly in a minority here.
My 'travel snack' of choice are almonds. I buy the 750g bags and if I'm feeling really posh then I'll mix them 50:50 with some cashew nut halves (taste the same as the whole ones, but are cheaper)
(I'm already picturing a bunch of you grabbing a handful of sherbet lemons with one hand while preparing an outraged reply with the other)
In my defence, this isn't down to any attempt to 'eat better' or anything like that. I've just never had a sweet tooth and can't be doing with melty chocolate or sticky sugary stuff on my hands when driving.