English Cooking

[Jurassicspark]

Fancy a rich tea biscuit sandwich.

Or a crumpet....

 

[Deleted member 142255]

Or a crumpet....

Been having them for lunch, alternated with fruit scones.

But 2 rich tea biscuits with a load of butter in between is taking my fancy, Must add to tomorrows shopping.

 

[MNW67]

cant stand that rubbery stuff

What about double gloucester?

 

[MNW67]

Or a crumpet....

Lovely. Must get some!

 

[Deleted member 265726]

Been having them for lunch, alternated with fruit scones.

But 2 rich tea biscuits with a load of butter in between is taking my fancy, Must add to tomorrows shopping.

I haven't had that, I like buttered digestives or hovis biscuits with a bit of cheddar on though.

 

[Deleted member 265726]

Or a crumpet....

Or Aldi Scotch pancakes with loads of butter.

 

[Deleted member 142255]

I haven't had that, I like buttered digestives or hovis biscuits with a bit of cheddar on though.

Buttered digestives are really nice, and what's even better is we have some in the tin

 

[Highway Man]

Don't you ever try a different flavour?

No I don't. I am a very traditional flavour person. I prefer what worked for the victorians works fo me

 

[MNW67]

I haven't had that, I like buttered digestives or hovis biscuits with a bit of cheddar on though.

Me too! A nice bit of sweet and savoury action.

When we were kids we used to have digestives with dairylea and raspberry jam.

 

[Deleted member 142255]

Me too! A nice bit of sweet and savoury action.

When we were kids we used to have digestives with dairylea and raspberry jam.

Must try that.

 

[Deleted member 265726]

Me too! A nice bit of sweet and savoury action.

When we were kids we used to have digestives with dairylea and raspberry jam.

Sorry mate, I'm not with you on that one, sounds rank

 

[Highway Man]

What about double gloucester?

No thank you. English cheddar and camembert only

 

[Deleted member 142255]

No thank you. English cheddar and camembert only

Stick in the mud!

 

[Highway Man]

Stick in the mud!

traditional victorian english values

 

[MNW67]

Sorry mate, I'm not with you on that one, sounds rank

Do you like Eccles cakes?

I love them!