Yup, they're quite expensive so only an occasional purchase.
I made a mistake, I thought I'd ordered three packs of cheese straws. No. I'd ordered three packs of three, so instead of three boxes, I ended up with nine. Oh well, how sad.
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I made a mistake, I thought I'd ordered three packs of cheese straws. No. I'd ordered three packs of three, so instead of three boxes, I ended up with nine. Oh well, how sad.
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Been to their factory/tour/shop a few years back. It’s difficult to stop yourself just buying everything they have after trying the tasters.
The cave aged was my favourite.
The cave aged was my favourite.
How much better can cheese straws be to order them online??
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Hacks! That is enough for an army of tea drinkers.
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What is this? Suger? Biscqui? Speak English
Can I have one please
Hate it when I go for a cheeky biscuit and I end up with a teabag in my mouth, yuck! Those labels are next level.Thank goodness you put those labels on the canisters, we'd have no idea which is a teabag, which is a brown suger and which is a biscuits
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This is why in my house, everything stays in retail packaging until consumption. I got so sick of spooning from the peanut butter jar only to realise I had washing powder on my toast.
what are these biscuits & what do amazon reviews say -a malted milk exclusive to farmfoods, but looks like there could be sugar crystals, like Nice (yummy)
- google image search isn't matching the packet ...it's not an AI creation ? (does mcvities use ai)
- google image search isn't matching the packet ...it's not an AI creation ? (does mcvities use ai)
I made my own, actually 7 of them, standard modern outdoor light with a Hue Bulb in it, still costly, but a lot cheaper.
Outrageously expensive outdoor security light, sans outdoor sensor.
@HungryHippos can comment on the other brand that he has but they are essentially the same biscuit and they are coated in a very fine layer of sugar crystals of sorts and the bisuit is very nice to the crunch and dunks very easily in a tea too. I happened across them whilst aisle browsing at the new farmfoods the other day and lolled for a minute at the absurdity of the volume you get for £1.99 and smashed the pack into my basket and lolled home
Tbh that's actually super smart and I wish I'd thought of it. I even have a regular hue bulb in an outdoor unit. Am idiot.
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