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Having done the weekly shop i am home enjoying a winning lunch of a sandwich of smoked ham and brie smothered with mango chutney. Followed by Hobnob biscuits for dunking in my cup of tea..
You dunk biscuits in tea causing soggy biscuits and tea with schmutz floating in it? Oh my and I thought so highly of you before this reveleation.
You dunk biscuits in tea causing soggy biscuits and tea with schmutz floating in it? Oh my and I thought so highly of you before this reveleation.
But why on earth would I want even one of your "biscuits" soaked in tea anyway. It would spoil the taste and the mouth feel entirely.Dunking is an art form, one doesn't get soggy biscuits if done properly. Very few Americans, dogs or bears know this. And never never try it with American biscuits.
Although I'll admit that, depending on the biscuit it is possible to get crumbs in the tea.
But why on earth would I want even one of your "biscuits" soaked in tea anyway. It would spoil the taste and the mouth feel entirely.
You sure do love your corn.Well, that was a fairly decent corn muffin....not the best...a little to sweet...but not bad
I am awake
I just invented British Ameristanian fusion food.....
Ameristanian biscuits made soggy in tea.
British cookies covered in sausage gravy.
I just invented British Ameristanian fusion food.....
Ameristanian biscuits made soggy in tea.
British cookies covered in sausage gravy.
There ya go, not soaked. and it gives a different mouth feel, some say an improved mouth feel and taste
Of course.Informative but I'll give it a miss
Just as the Brits ruin Ameristanian food.That's not an accomplishment. Any food can be turned into American food, just double the salt and triple the sugar content.
You sure do love your corn.
Wonderful fumes, eh.
That's not an accomplishment. Any food can be turned into American food, just double the salt and triple the sugar content.
We all know why you "cook" it.Yo skippy.... like cooking with alcohol...the alcohol cooks off...same with corn...cook it...the dangerous corn fumes are gone..... you delusional Menards worshiping corn fume huffers... its ok...I realize all those corn fumes make you a little slow
"Some" is the appropriate word that excludes me.
We all know why you "cook" it.
To huff the fumes!