Just thought of 3 other bars that I used to love....and haven't had for years:
Topic....I loved the nougat and preferred the hazelnuts inside to peanuts
Crunchie.....love honeycomb
Caramac.....not really chocolate, but as a kid I loved it. I would probably find it too sweet now, havent eaten it for years
Crunchie.. got a few of those in my fridge... although it says on the packet not to refrigerate them... I can't understand why though, I like them cold....seems to be a recent thing though
Wonder why it says not to refridgerate Crunchie,maybe it alters the honeycomb....but I've never noticed any change. I always put chocolate into the fridge, best way to eat it, I don't like it when it's soft and melted. Crunchie is also good broken up over ice cream.
@Dougie_Powers_17 I thought so. It was the name scream eggs that got me thinking. I haven’t seen any round ours recently. Mind you it won’t be long before we start seeing cream eggs on sale. I’ve seen them on sale on Boxing Day
@Dougie_Powers_17 I thought so. It was the name scream eggs that got me thinking. I haven’t seen any round ours recently. Mind you it won’t be long before we start seeing cream eggs on sale. I’ve seen them on sale on Boxing Day
Earliest I saw it was Woolworth's one year, had them on display a few days before Christmas ... apparently because Easter fell early the next year...
English pudding? .... or pudding as a generic term for dessert?
Or do you just like american pudding and custard and are specific on the difference? Lol he cause sometimes it can be confusing...
I don't know what American pudding is?.... haha...
At school it was called chocolate sponge pudding, so it's kind of generic, but can get confusing over here as well as I could have pudding with my chips (fries) peas and gravy...
@Dougie_Powers_17 I thought so. It was the name scream eggs that got me thinking. I haven’t seen any round ours recently. Mind you it won’t be long before we start seeing cream eggs on sale. I’ve seen them on sale on Boxing Day
Earliest I saw it was Woolworth's one year, had them on display a few days before Christmas ... apparently because Easter fell early the next year...
English pudding? .... or pudding as a generic term for dessert?
Or do you just like american pudding and custard and are specific on the difference? Lol he cause sometimes it can be confusing...
I don't know what American pudding is?.... haha...
At school it was called chocolate sponge pudding, so it's kind of generic, but can get confusing over here as well as I could have pudding with my chips (fries) peas and gravy...
I'm just gonna shut up now....
American pudding is like custard , except custard is egg based and pudding is thickened with cornstarch and milk instead of the egg.
I know what you mean that's why I asked cause some uk pudding seem like its a steamed cake some is sausage ... I watch the great British baking show and I have to really pay attention.
Thanks @meinaz , I wish I could share It! I love to bake, but I always end up giving at least half away.. the fella doesn't really eat sweets often and Lord knows one person doesn't need a whole cake lol
Thanks @meinaz , I wish I could share It! I love to bake, but I always end up giving at least half away.. the fella doesn't really eat sweets often and Lord knows one person doesn't need a whole cake lol
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Topic....I loved the nougat and preferred the hazelnuts inside to peanuts
Crunchie.....love honeycomb
Caramac.....not really chocolate, but as a kid I loved it. I would probably find it too sweet now, havent eaten it for years
Wait until late tomorrow or Wednesday when they reduce all the hallowe'en themed stuff and then swoop in.... I'm waiting for some 'Screme Eggs'....
Good idea
Yup, those are the ones...
@Turkey1010 I think it's something to do with my very early years at school, it gave me a taste for pudding and custard...
Or do you just like american pudding and custard and are specific on the difference? Lol he cause sometimes it can be confusing...
Earliest I saw it was Woolworth's one year, had them on display a few days before Christmas ... apparently because Easter fell early the next year...
I don't know what American pudding is?.... haha...
At school it was called chocolate sponge pudding, so it's kind of generic, but can get confusing over here as well as I could have pudding with my chips (fries) peas and gravy...
I'm just gonna shut up now....
American pudding is like custard , except custard is egg based and pudding is thickened with cornstarch and milk instead of the egg.
I know what you mean that's why I asked cause some uk pudding seem like its a steamed cake some is sausage ... I watch the great British baking show and I have to really pay attention.
Yes I do...