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Yet another biscuit loving thread. Personally... I'd go. 1st - Chocolate chip cookie 2nd - Ginger Nut 3rd - The Custard Cream 4th - Milk choccy Digestive 5th - What are those pink ones called? |
Your top 5 biscuit thread.
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Jetset_UK 3,578 posts
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MrSensible 26,517 posts
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Registered 16 years agoOoo, all excellent choices. Off the top of my head:
1: Ginger Nut
2: Shortbread
3: Chocolate Chip Cookie
4: Chocolate Hob Nob
5: Chocolate Digestive
Quite similar to yours really. I've probably missed a few there too.
EDIT: By the way, these are all tied. They're in no specific order.
Edited by thefilthandthefury at 20:22:28 28-08-2006 -
I like brand bar biscuits myself:
1. United
2. Breakaway
3. Trio
4. Mint Club
5. Mint Viscount -
Jetset_UK 3,578 posts
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Registered 18 years agoHybridR wrote:
1. Nice biscuits
Nice? At number one? Are you off your fuckin trolley? -
MrSensible 26,517 posts
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Registered 16 years agokalel wrote:
I like brand bar biscuits myself:
1. United
2. Breakaway
3. Trio
4. Mint Club
5. Mint Viscount
God, they're all gorgeous. I can't pick only five anymore
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Assuming that jaffa cakes are cakes and not biscuits...
1) Chocolate covered ginger biccies from M&S.
2) Choc chip cookies from Tesco (the soft ones - not cruncy ones)
3) Chocolate digestives.
4) Choc Hob-nobs.
5) Ginger nuts.
Let it be known that thefilthandthefury is from this point on dead to me for naming shortbread in his list.
Worst. Biscuit. Ever.
Taste of sod all and just dry your mouth out. Horrid texture that makes my gums itch. Would rather just eat a cream cracker. Surely beloved only by little old ladies who don't like decent biscuits because they couldn't get them during the war and they're stuck in their ways now. -
ecureuil wrote:
Jetset_UK wrote:
HybridR wrote:
1. Nice biscuits
Nice? At number one? Are you off your fuckin trolley?
+1
Let's face it, the man's a bloody idiot! -
ProfessorLesser 19,693 posts
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Registered 17 years ago1. Bourbon Chocolate Cream
2. Chocolate Hobknob
3. Hobknob
4. Digestive
5. Hm, stuck. -
MrSensible 26,517 posts
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Registered 16 years agoFozzie_bear wrote:
Let it be known that thefilthandthefury is from this point on dead to me for naming shortbread in his list.
Worst. Biscuit. Ever.
Taste of sod all and just dry your mouth out. Horrid texture that makes my gums itch. Would rather just eat a cream cracker. Surely beloved only by little old ladies who don't like decent biscuits because they couldn't get them during the war and they're stuck in their ways now.
Well, I blame my Scottish ancestry
But I do happen to think they are the best biscuit to be honest, I just couldn't be bothered to edit my list, haha. -
thefilthandthefury wrote:
Fozzie_bear wrote:
Let it be known that thefilthandthefury is from this point on dead to me for naming shortbread in his list.
Worst. Biscuit. Ever.
Taste of sod all and just dry your mouth out. Horrid texture that makes my gums itch. Would rather just eat a cream cracker. Surely beloved only by little old ladies who don't like decent biscuits because they couldn't get them during the war and they're stuck in their ways now.
Well, I blame my Scottish ancestry
I don't care if you are scottish, just because shortbread always has a picture of edinburgh bloody castle on it is no reason to eat the foul stuff!
I bet you like dundee cake too don't you?
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Jetset_UK 3,578 posts
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Registered 18 years agoHybridR wrote:
;_;
I like Nice biscuits.
Its fine to like 'Nice' buscuits, but to have them at number one!
Edited by Jetset_UK at 20:34:52 28-08-2006 -
Bunda 5,246 posts
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Registered 16 years ago1. Those ginger molasses ones in kind of a roundish shape and kind of crunchy and thin
2. Arrowroot ()
3. Cheez-Its
4. Chicken in a Biskit (BBQ flavour)
5. Stoned Wheat Thins
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Edited by Bunda at 23:20:41 28-08-2006 -
ghearoid 3,758 posts
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Registered 19 years agoum,
1) chocolate kimberley
2) jaffa cakes
3) lemon puffs
4) mikado
5) penguin
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armyourfists 917 posts
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Registered 17 years ago1. Malted Milk
2. Jammy Dodger
3. HobNob
4. Digestive
5. Choc Chip.
Bosh. -
MrSensible 26,517 posts
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Registered 16 years agoFozzie_bear wrote:
I don't care if you are scottish, just because shortbread always has a picture of edinburgh bloody castle on it is no reason to eat the foul stuff!
I bet you like dundee cake too don't you?
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quedex 3,135 posts
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Registered 17 years agoBunda wrote:
Goldfish > Cheez-Its.
3. Cheez-Its
Especially the peanut butter sandwich Goldfish. -
meggsy 1,627 posts
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Registered 17 years agoquedex wrote:
Bunda wrote:
Goldfish > Cheez-Its.
3. Cheez-Its
Especially the peanut butter sandwich Goldfish.
Hmm white cheddar Cheez-its > Goldfish imo, those things are shockingly addictive.
By the way, Goldfish are sold as 'Finz' in the UK, and from my experience can be bought at Waitrose for £1 if you spot them reduced. Only in extra cheddar flavour mind. -
T.G. 5,989 posts
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Registered 15 years ago1. Coconut creams;
2. Jacob's Nice;
3. McVitie's Jaffa Cakes;
4. Chocolate Digestives;
5. Chocolate Chip Cookies. -
Chim_chimma_nee! 224 posts
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Registered 16 years agoSavoury biscuits get your own damn thread! -
quedex 3,135 posts
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Registered 17 years agomeggsy wrote:
I stock up every time I get sent to the US on business. If customs ever stop me at Heathrow, I'd hate to have to explain why I've got $100 worth of baked cheese snacks in my luggage...
By the way, Goldfish are sold as 'Finz' in the UK, and from my experience can be bought at Waitrose for £1 if you spot them reduced. Only in extra cheddar flavour mind.
If you think the white cheddar Cheez-its are addictive, you should try the BBQ flavor-blasted Goldfish!.gif)
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meggsy 1,627 posts
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Registered 17 years agoquedex wrote:
meggsy wrote:
I stock up every time I get sent to the US on business. If customs ever stop me at Heathrow, I'd hate to have to explain why I've got $100 worth of baked cheese snacks in my luggage...
By the way, Goldfish are sold as 'Finz' in the UK, and from my experience can be bought at Waitrose for £1 if you spot them reduced. Only in extra cheddar flavour mind.
If you think the white cheddar Cheez-its are addictive, you should try the BBQ flavor-blasted Goldfish!
Ah, have yet to try those.
And its good to meet a fellow importer, I returned to England just over a fortnight ago with a second suitcase exclusively containing food: 4 tubs of Kool-Aid, Cap'n Crunch, Fruit Loops, Apple Jacks, Goldfish and 4 kinds of Oreos...well I haven't been across the Atlantic for 8 years so I needed to stock up. -
thefilthandthefury wrote:
Fozzie_bear wrote:
I don't care if you are scottish, just because shortbread always has a picture of edinburgh bloody castle on it is no reason to eat the foul stuff!
I bet you like dundee cake too don't you?
Yes
That's it. That's the bloody limit.
Anyone got a spare nuke? Also - i need a lift into orbit. Just to make sure. -
djchump 4,463 posts
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Registered 16 years agoTch... jaffa cakes in a biscuit thread indeed! -
kencleary 237 posts
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Registered 18 years agoPffttt this many replies and no-ones mentioned Cafe Noirs - you lot should be ashamed!! -
Kostabi 5,926 posts
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Registered 16 years ago1. Chocolate Hobnob
It's the only biscuit worth eating. -
Simian 599 posts
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Registered 16 years agoSainsbury's double choc-chip, big fat-arse, freshly-baked, soft and slightly gooey cookies FTW. (A glass of milk to accompany them, as I HAVE to have milk after anything choclately, for no reason really, just a habit.)
Failing that, and if I was a rugby player, Soggy-biscuit FTW. -
Timmy 9,244 posts
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Registered 17 years agoRocky (original)
Choc HobNobs
Gold bars
Fox's Golden Creams
Rocky Caramel.
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And Fig Rolls!
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