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Which is Best
for the chocaholic in you:
Terry's Chocolate Orange?
Cadbury's Milk Tray?
Box of Fererro Rocher?
Tin of Quality Street?
Tin of Cadbury's Roses?
Giant Toblerone?
I am a diabetic/prefer the alternative of (explain yourself)...
for the chocaholic in you:
Terry's Chocolate Orange?
Cadbury's Milk Tray?
Box of Fererro Rocher?
Tin of Quality Street?
Tin of Cadbury's Roses?
Giant Toblerone?
I am a diabetic/prefer the alternative of (explain yourself)...
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Which is Best
for the chocaholic in you:
Terry's Chocolate Orange?
Cadbury's Milk Tray?
Box of Fererro Rocher?
Tin of Quality Street?
Tin of Cadbury's Roses?
Giant Toblerone?
I am a diabetic/prefer the alternative of (explain yourself)...
for the chocaholic in you:
Terry's Chocolate Orange?
Cadbury's Milk Tray?
Box of Fererro Rocher?
Tin of Quality Street?
Tin of Cadbury's Roses?
Giant Toblerone?
I am a diabetic/prefer the alternative of (explain yourself)...
Actually, the best is those tea cakes you can get in boxes of 6. The ones made by that family company, whose name I have completely forgotten.
But nothing else comes close.
But nothing else comes close.
Giant toblerone.
Followed closely by Terry's Chocolate Orange.
Followed closely by Terry's Chocolate Orange.
Quality street, especially the big long gold ones.
Thornotons Vienesse Truffles.
Malteesers, spheriod nirvana.
Insane Bartender wrote:
> whose name I have completely forgotten.
Mr Kipling? (sp)
> whose name I have completely forgotten.
Mr Kipling? (sp)
no.
Damn, thought that was it!
*goes to think of bakers*
*goes to think of bakers*
Insane Bartender wrote:
> Actually, the best is those tea cakes you can get in boxes of 6. The
> ones made by that family company, whose name I have completely
> forgotten.
>
> But nothing else comes close.
Tunnocks Tea Cakes?
> Actually, the best is those tea cakes you can get in boxes of 6. The
> ones made by that family company, whose name I have completely
> forgotten.
>
> But nothing else comes close.
Tunnocks Tea Cakes?
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