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Don't remember Milk & Honey creams but the digestives with caramac on mmmmmmmOh yes Royal Scot Biscuits ... forgotten about them. Can you still get those nice Milk & Honey Creams in England? They were my favourites along with the McVities Digestives with Caramac on and ginger thins and those fig ones.
You have teenagers? You have my deepest sympathy.
How I didn't strangle our oldest son when a teenager I don't know.
The second son was much easier, or maybe I new how to handle a teenager by then, well almost.
Good luck
Digestives with Caramac on? OMG, I have gone through life without having tasted one and never even heard of them til today. If they are still made I know I wouldn't be able to resist so probably best if they aren'tDon't remember Milk & Honey creams but the digestives with caramac on mmmmmmm
Don't remember Milk & Honey creams but the digestives with caramac on mmmmmmm
LOL yes I was was thinking that to myself when I saw another post that said you get the licence for 1/2 price if you're blind or somethingWe never had a TV we watched the I -player on the computer as a catch up if there was anything we were really interested in ,but now my husband is over 75 we have a free license so we can watch live if we really really see the need which is very rarely.I think it is the case of if you are too blind to see it or too deaf to hear it you can have it for nowt !!!!
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Relax Janiept, I'm pretty sure they don't make 'em any more, even though I've not lived in UK for 37 years (otherwise I'd have got them shipped over!) My absolute all time favourite biscuit though was like 2 frosted vanilla sugar coated biscuits sandwiched together with vanilla cream. Swiss creams maybe? I was only a kid ... used to get something pretty similar here in Oz called Swiss Creams but of course they stopped making them.Digestives with Caramac on? OMG, I have gone through life without having tasted one and never even heard of them til today. If they are still made I know I wouldn't be able to resist so probably best if they aren't
Maybe you could melt some caramac and coat a digestive in it ... it would be a shame for you to have missed out on the Caramac Digestive experience altogether!Digestives with Caramac on? OMG, I have gone through life without having tasted one and never even heard of them til today. If they are still made I know I wouldn't be able to resist so probably best if they aren't
Yeah but then we'd eat them .... maybe a low carb version?"Products with names such as Milk & Honey, Breakfast Biscuits and Chocolate Olivers are still fondly remembered by consumers, usually admittedly those over 40 years of age, who continue to ask for their reintroduction."
http://www.huntleyandpalmers.com/index.php/about-us
maybe if enough of us asked they might reintroduce them
Ok where's the report button on hereMaybe you could melt some caramac and coat a digestive in it ... it would be a shame for you to have missed out on the Caramac Digestive experience altogether!
Haha I hear you ... funny how when talking about the 'olden days' we automatically think of food, isn't it? Well .. I do anywayOk where's the report button on hereYou are definitely a bad influence @Lesleywo. All this talk of biscuits is killing me, I am seriously thinking of adding to my food order for Thursday. Must Not Janie. Must Not Janie. Must Not Janie. It's not working Lol
That's a strange coincidence, as the last couple of days each time I have looked at the TV someone has been sucking a lolly and I have had a craving for those too. Lucky I don't live in your town Lesley 'and I mean that most sincerely folks'. Oh crikey, now who used to say that? I can hear it as clear as a bell in my head but can't put a face to it. Lucky this is a thread for we older (cough cough) folk, hopefully someone will know.Haha I hear you ... funny how when talking about the 'olden days' we automatically think of food, isn't it? Well .. I do anyway
We have an English lolly shop in our local town . so many memories of my childhood. Someone mentioned Parma Violets .. I used to love them. But Caramac and Milky Bar was my favourite chocolate. I liked the Caramac when it came in the big block (of course!) and was wrapped in gold paper with a black and red wrapping. Somehow tasted better in those days. And you got more for your money! Blimey, no wonder weve all got blood sugar problems!
Oh God it wasn't Jimmy Saville was it?That's a strange coincidence, as the last couple of days each time I have looked at the TV someone has been sucking a lolly and I have had a craving for those too. Lucky I don't live in your town Lesley 'and I mean that most sincerely folks'. Oh crikey, now who used to say that? I can hear it as clear as a bell in my head but can't put a face to it. Lucky this is a thread for we older (cough cough) folk, hopefully someone will know.
No I don't think so. Hmm........
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