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Willenium tugs our sleeve and says: Tell us why the past was a bit shit. You may wish to use witty anecdotes reflecting your own personal experience.
( , Thu 29 Aug 2013, 13:06)
Willenium tugs our sleeve and says: Tell us why the past was a bit shit. You may wish to use witty anecdotes reflecting your own personal experience.
( , Thu 29 Aug 2013, 13:06)
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After a period of some years I recently found some Twiglets in a British food import store.
excitedly proclaiming them to be fantastic and delicious beyond belief I bought 2 bags.
The GF declared them to be awful on first taste and I have to say I agree.
My memory of twiglets is one of strong savoury marmitesque delight, now ruined for ever by shovelling a handful of dry shitty sticks into my eager gob.
Not so pickled onion Monster Munch which at least took the taste away for a few hours.
( , Sun 1 Sep 2013, 15:06, 13 replies)
excitedly proclaiming them to be fantastic and delicious beyond belief I bought 2 bags.
The GF declared them to be awful on first taste and I have to say I agree.
My memory of twiglets is one of strong savoury marmitesque delight, now ruined for ever by shovelling a handful of dry shitty sticks into my eager gob.
Not so pickled onion Monster Munch which at least took the taste away for a few hours.
( , Sun 1 Sep 2013, 15:06, 13 replies)
twiglets are only to be eaten at christmas parties
usually accompanied by advocaat.
( , Sun 1 Sep 2013, 16:11, closed)
usually accompanied by advocaat.
( , Sun 1 Sep 2013, 16:11, closed)
I loved twiglets once
But in the last few years they've gone from £1 to £2 for a big bag, and the quality has gone to pot.....hard, over baked sticks and less flavour.
I remember when twiglets were much longer, came in a cardboard box, and were ever so slightly soft on the outside and cruchy in the middle.
( , Sun 1 Sep 2013, 18:00, closed)
But in the last few years they've gone from £1 to £2 for a big bag, and the quality has gone to pot.....hard, over baked sticks and less flavour.
I remember when twiglets were much longer, came in a cardboard box, and were ever so slightly soft on the outside and cruchy in the middle.
( , Sun 1 Sep 2013, 18:00, closed)
The reason they were called Twiglets is
They were like twigs only with less flavour.
If they've got worse that's an achievement in itself.
( , Sun 1 Sep 2013, 21:21, closed)
They were like twigs only with less flavour.
If they've got worse that's an achievement in itself.
( , Sun 1 Sep 2013, 21:21, closed)
pickled onion Monster Munch - is that our own mm on Sat. night maybe?
( , Sun 1 Sep 2013, 21:55, closed)
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