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Lip Gloss Sep 2022 4:49pm, 14 Sep 2022 64,748 posts	Quote Pin Lip Gloss They're not exactly plain, are they? They are for me. A chocolate biscuit mostly in wrappers .
Velociraptor Sep 2022 4:50pm, 14 Sep 2022 59,754 posts	Quote Pin Velociraptor I have textural issues, or possibly in-my-head issues, with the semi-solid substance inside custard creams and bourbons. And the biscuit parts are a bit blah. Shopped. Bought bourbons, and probably an excess of other stuff. And some fruit.
Diogenes Sep 2022 4:50pm, 14 Sep 2022 72,783 posts	Quote Pin Diogenes Is the rich tea the plainest of biscuits?
Lip Gloss Sep 2022 4:51pm, 14 Sep 2022 64,749 posts	Quote Pin Lip Gloss I usually bite off the top biscuit then scrape the ‘substance’ with my teeth before eating the bottom biscuit
halfpint Sep 2022 4:57pm, 14 Sep 2022 38,126 posts	Quote Pin halfpint Out of office on. Packing to do.
Lizzie Whizz Sep 2022 5:25pm, 14 Sep 2022 26,959 posts	Quote Pin Lizzie Whizz Other contenders: Morning Coffee or Marie
um Sep 2022 5:30pm, 14 Sep 2022 6,507 posts	Quote Pin um Most requested UK biscuit from my US colleagues? Once they knew they weren't 'cookies' ? Garibaldi. But they knew them as 'squashed fly' biscuits. Apparently from grandparents or older generation in UK in the 1940's and almost universally known as one of the mad, possibly mythical things British ate. They were amazed I knew what they were and could actually buy & take some over.
Lip Gloss Sep 2022 5:48pm, 14 Sep 2022 64,751 posts	Quote Pin Lip Gloss Garibaldi was always known as a squashed fly biscuit just as a fruit slice is known as a flea's graveyard .
Rosehip Sep 2022 5:49pm, 14 Sep 2022 26,434 posts	Quote Pin Rosehip What is a fruit slice, LipGloss ?
Lip Gloss Sep 2022 5:58pm, 14 Sep 2022 64,752 posts	Quote Pin Lip Gloss