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[saffronlie]

Here is me talking about some "quintessential" British foods that I have tried since being here

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[rebness]

Twiglets deserve that A++. I am addicted to them, which is a shame when I can't find them now. :(

Haha! So agreed on Battenberg cake, too.

On the mint thing - what about Aero? Granted, they're weird, but quite good on the mint front. It's like soap!

[saffronlie]

I already said that doesn't count. I like mint Aero, but I don't even know what to call that styrofoam-esque filling thing. Give me oozing peppermint cream anyday!

[avariecaita]

Mmmm, choco. I'm surprised by the lack of mint. What can you do? Oh, I KNOW! Have some shipped to you!!

[saffronlie]

I was going to write to the Queen and the Prime Minister but upon reflection, your suggestion makes more sense.

[mothergoddamn]

Did you know people with peanut allergies play Russian Roulette with Revels?

[saffronlie]

There's no peanuts in Revels. YOU CAN'T FOOL ME!

[mothergoddamn]

Damnit, I've told millions that joke. MILLIONS!!

[bubblebee]

Those marshmallow teacake things - they remind me of this!

[saffronlie]

Ha, that is pretty much what they are! Only 'Royals' is a much better name than 'teacakes'. Mmm... what I wouldn't give for a packet of Arnott's Mint Slice right now...

[mothergoddamn]

In Cumbria a teacake is a bap!

[saffronlie]

*You're* a bap.

[ladydaydream]

Revels...guess what my nickname was at school!

I've never eaten a nice battenberg cake. The thought of them makes my toes curl. Urghhh.

I do like twiglets. I find them strangely moreish.

Mint matchmakers are worth a dabble1 :D

[saffronlie]

LOL really? That is a cute nickname.

Hmm, mint matchmakers look interesting although not creamy. I shall investigate!