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All I ate whilst in the US - "Baby Ruth" baby!!! that is the shit mateNoSpin wrote:thats all we ssee in the states man. that other shit looks too foreignDJ Whistla wrote:Kit Kat without a doubt! Opal Fruits are just like a chunk of plastic in your mouth imo![]()
also where the f*ck do you get Kit Kats like this??? >>
Right now we are talkindoLLy wrote:All I ate whilst in the US - "Baby Ruth" baby!!! that is the shit mateNoSpin wrote:thats all we ssee in the states man. that other shit looks too foreignDJ Whistla wrote:Kit Kat without a doubt! Opal Fruits are just like a chunk of plastic in your mouth imo![]()
also where the f*ck do you get Kit Kats like this??? >>
some one needs to sort me out some of this Baby Ruth!
I have heard of it before! but i aint never tried it which one is the best??
I remember it from dat film Goonies! Goonies was the wickedest film back in the day!
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N-TYPE wrote:doLLy wrote:All I ate whilst in the US - "Baby Ruth" baby!!! that is the shit mateNoSpin wrote:thats all we ssee in the states man. that other shit looks too foreignDJ Whistla wrote:Kit Kat without a doubt! Opal Fruits are just like a chunk of plastic in your mouth imo![]()
also where the f*ck do you get Kit Kats like this??? >>
I remember it from dat film Goonies! Goonies was the wickedest film back in the day!
Ok, I guess it's time for me to school you kitkat eaters... don't get me wrong, they're great, but Australia have these dope biscuits called tim tams which are in fact where it's at.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Tam
I mean just check out these facts:
"According to Arnott's, around 30 million packs are sold each year – nearly 300 million biscuits, an average of approximately 1.5 packs per Australian."
"Arnott's caused a controversy when they released a range of alcohol-flavoured varieties of their products, including Tia Maria Tim Tams. Suggestions were made that selling these biscuits in supermarkets was irresponsible as minors could get hold of the product. However, it would take several thousand Tim Tams for the alcohol to take effect."
"In the United Kingdom a similar style of biscuit by McVitie's, the Penguin (which actually pre-date the Tim Tam by about thirty years), is widely available. However, brand loyalty and patriotism from Britain's large expatriate Australian population have prompted Tesco, and other supermarket chains to import and sell the Original, Chewy Choc Fudge, and Chewy Caramel flavours."
And finally, regarding sucking up a nice drink through a delicious chocolatey thing:
"The Tim Tam Slam, also known as the Tim Tam Suck, Tim Tam Explosion, Tim Tam Orgasm, Tim Tam Straw, Shot-gunning a Tim Tam, or just plain Tim Tamming is the main form of Tea Sucking and involves biting off opposing corners of the Tim Tam and then using it as a 'straw' to suck up a hot beverage (usually tea, coffee, hot chocolate, or Milo) and then, just before the biscuit falls apart, it is placed in the mouth. The thicker chocolate coating on the Double Coat Tim Tam offers a more stable exoskeleton to help ensure the biscuit does not collapse prematurely. The Chewy Caramel variety also has an advantage for performing the Tim Tam Slam since the caramel centre helps to hold the biscuit together for a slightly longer time.
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A Tim Tam Slam has been performed by Natalie Imbruglia and host Graham Norton on the So Graham Norton television series in the United Kingdom. American actress Jennifer Love Hewitt also performed one live on Rove McManus's Australian talk show Rove Live after professing her love for the biscuit."
So there ya go. Go down to Tescos, buy a packet of Tim Tams, and tell me how much you love them.
ps. Starburst is nothing but chewy sugar.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Tam
I mean just check out these facts:
"According to Arnott's, around 30 million packs are sold each year – nearly 300 million biscuits, an average of approximately 1.5 packs per Australian."
"Arnott's caused a controversy when they released a range of alcohol-flavoured varieties of their products, including Tia Maria Tim Tams. Suggestions were made that selling these biscuits in supermarkets was irresponsible as minors could get hold of the product. However, it would take several thousand Tim Tams for the alcohol to take effect."
"In the United Kingdom a similar style of biscuit by McVitie's, the Penguin (which actually pre-date the Tim Tam by about thirty years), is widely available. However, brand loyalty and patriotism from Britain's large expatriate Australian population have prompted Tesco, and other supermarket chains to import and sell the Original, Chewy Choc Fudge, and Chewy Caramel flavours."
And finally, regarding sucking up a nice drink through a delicious chocolatey thing:
"The Tim Tam Slam, also known as the Tim Tam Suck, Tim Tam Explosion, Tim Tam Orgasm, Tim Tam Straw, Shot-gunning a Tim Tam, or just plain Tim Tamming is the main form of Tea Sucking and involves biting off opposing corners of the Tim Tam and then using it as a 'straw' to suck up a hot beverage (usually tea, coffee, hot chocolate, or Milo) and then, just before the biscuit falls apart, it is placed in the mouth. The thicker chocolate coating on the Double Coat Tim Tam offers a more stable exoskeleton to help ensure the biscuit does not collapse prematurely. The Chewy Caramel variety also has an advantage for performing the Tim Tam Slam since the caramel centre helps to hold the biscuit together for a slightly longer time.
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A Tim Tam Slam has been performed by Natalie Imbruglia and host Graham Norton on the So Graham Norton television series in the United Kingdom. American actress Jennifer Love Hewitt also performed one live on Rove McManus's Australian talk show Rove Live after professing her love for the biscuit."
So there ya go. Go down to Tescos, buy a packet of Tim Tams, and tell me how much you love them.
ps. Starburst is nothing but chewy sugar.
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It's all about kit kats. This Aussie and American BS can keep it shtum, chocolate don't even taste right off these shores! My mate's always over in FL on business, brings back bare sweets but the chocolate bars taste wrong - like cardboard was involved in the mixing process at some point.
KitKat: Perfect chocolate/wafer ratio. It's science.
KitKat: Perfect chocolate/wafer ratio. It's science.
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