They have recently introduced a caramel version. This has prompted me to come to the conclusion that Wagon Wheels (in all forms) are the greatest thing ever.
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Wagon Wheels
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Peanut KitKat Chunky obviously! :nutter:
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Eklipze3k said:
Taste in cars - Flawless
Taste in biccies - Flawed
Wagon Wheels -
Fox's Classic - :thumbs:
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peanut lion bar ftw
ftw
wagon wheels cheat you. they used to be about 4 times bigger than they are now, back in the day......when i were a lad.....
and what the hell has happened to blue ribbands!!!!!!! i threw one out the other day because i thought the wrapper was empty, they used to be chunky things, now they are tiny.
as far as biscuits go, im a traditionalist, i like mines plain, digestive or rich tea , if im in a flambouyant, chocolatey kinda mood, chocolate digestives or rockys, or penguins
and what the hell has happened to blue ribbands!!!!!!! i threw one out the other day because i thought the wrapper was empty, they used to be chunky things, now they are tiny.
as far as biscuits go, im a traditionalist, i like mines plain, digestive or rich tea
, if im in a flambouyant, chocolatey kinda mood, chocolate digestives or rockys, or penguins
Mrcento said:wagon wheels cheat you. they used to be about 4 times bigger than they are now, back in the day......when i were a lad.....
and what the hell has happened to blue ribbands!!!!!!! i threw one out the other day because i thought the wrapper was empty, they used to be chunky things, now they are tiny.
as far as biscuits go, im a traditionalist, i like mines plain, digestive or rich tea
When all this were fields? :surprised:
Haven't tried new Wagon Wheels, but maybe can arrage for some to appear at our stand on Sunday
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Martyn said:When all this were fields? :surprised:
Haven't tried new Wagon Wheels, but maybe can arrage for some to appear at our stand on Sunday
Is it shaky and needing shims? :laugh4:
+1 for Rockys as a reserve in the biscuit barrel :chef:
I vote wagon wheels!:balloon:
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steve119 said:
Do they give these away free in Elgin or what since the pair of you are so much in favour of two rounds of cardboard held together with some rubbery jeely, covered in a brown, wax-like material ?
Wagon Wheels are good, true, but only in original jam variety.
Biscuit wise I always head straight for the Jaffa Cakes
Biscuit wise I always head straight for the Jaffa Cakes
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See, Jaffa's are good but not a biscuit so I'm afraid you fail with that suggestion
when I was young tif, wagon wheels weren't just a biscuit, it was an institution!:thumbs:
Eklipze3k said:
Fair enough, they're technically "Cakes", but they're grouped with biscuits in the shops, so I can claim they're my fav of the biscuity treats
