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Pointless topic? Yes
Intelligent? No
Alas... the argument on here about how the creme gets inserted into a creme egg led to a similar argument with my friends when we were drunk
So much so it led to one of my mates sending an e-mail to Cadbury's asking how... yes exactly.
Here it is... I was wrong.
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Thank you for your recent enquiry.
Creme Egg is made in two halves. The chocolate shell is made and hardened
and then the white fondant is added and
hardened and then the yellow fondant is added and the two halves of the egg
are put together.
Thank you for contacting us.
Regards
Charlie
Consumer Relations
There you go
Intelligent? No
Alas... the argument on here about how the creme gets inserted into a creme egg led to a similar argument with my friends when we were drunk
So much so it led to one of my mates sending an e-mail to Cadbury's asking how... yes exactly.
Here it is... I was wrong.
-----
Thank you for your recent enquiry.
Creme Egg is made in two halves. The chocolate shell is made and hardened
and then the white fondant is added and
hardened and then the yellow fondant is added and the two halves of the egg
are put together.
Thank you for contacting us.
Regards
Charlie
Consumer Relations
There you go
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Pointless topic? Yes
Intelligent? No
Alas... the argument on here about how the creme gets inserted into a creme egg led to a similar argument with my friends when we were drunk
So much so it led to one of my mates sending an e-mail to Cadbury's asking how... yes exactly.
Here it is... I was wrong.
-----
Thank you for your recent enquiry.
Creme Egg is made in two halves. The chocolate shell is made and hardened
and then the white fondant is added and
hardened and then the yellow fondant is added and the two halves of the egg
are put together.
Thank you for contacting us.
Regards
Charlie
Consumer Relations
There you go
Intelligent? No
Alas... the argument on here about how the creme gets inserted into a creme egg led to a similar argument with my friends when we were drunk
So much so it led to one of my mates sending an e-mail to Cadbury's asking how... yes exactly.
Here it is... I was wrong.
-----
Thank you for your recent enquiry.
Creme Egg is made in two halves. The chocolate shell is made and hardened
and then the white fondant is added and
hardened and then the yellow fondant is added and the two halves of the egg
are put together.
Thank you for contacting us.
Regards
Charlie
Consumer Relations
There you go
Thats the way I thought they did it.
Wooo
Bah I still feel ill though :-(
Wooo
Bah I still feel ill though :-(
Ask them why the hell they do't put the cream inside the big eggs.
Um, you can see the line between the two halves on every egg, you should've known how they do it...
Someone needs to find out why they don't make Prawn Cocktail Pringles... only then will my life be complete.
Do they have Prawn Cocktail flavoured crisps in the USA?
Do they have Prawn Cocktail flavoured crisps in the USA?
Yep, Starfish.
Mr Snuggly wrote:
> Someone needs to find out why they don't make Prawn Cocktail
> Pringles... only then will my life be complete.
>
> Do they have Prawn Cocktail flavoured crisps in the USA?
Yeap. Canada had some random ones too.
> Someone needs to find out why they don't make Prawn Cocktail
> Pringles... only then will my life be complete.
>
> Do they have Prawn Cocktail flavoured crisps in the USA?
Yeap. Canada had some random ones too.
Pie flavoured projectors...
and pubic hair flavoured coal.
MMMM
and pubic hair flavoured coal.
MMMM
They don't make prawn cocktailed flavored princles because they can't fit prawn on the pringles.
Umm pUBiC tXt >< i like treees <>I own the Pie <>umPie
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