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Marcus Gilbert. Riders actor. Marcus Gilbert dead: Riders actor dies two years after finding love with co-star - Mirror Online https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/breaking-marcus-gilbert-dead-riders-36544123

HWM I was being a little sarcastic. You said that you doubted whether all the bullets were to the head, but it doesn't matter at the end of the day, she is dead and that can never be undone.

Well that makes all the difference.

The origin of the word biscuit is from Latin via Old French meaning twice baked. Once baked to cook it, then dried in a slow oven to stop the food from going off.

IDK how the Stokey Folky prep them, but I toast mine lightly, then breakfast items of choice. Or grated cheese and fried mushrooms under the grill.

Jaffa cake is not a biscuit! At Food Tech college in 1983, we spent a lesson discussing this. This was obviously before the court case. The almost unanimous decision was that a biscuit has to have a crunch or a snap. And no, they don't have to be twice baked. And we decided back then that...

Hacked into your CCTV at home?

A quax?

Was that the one where you got served through a little hatch? They were great! But, as you say, not so good for the waistline!

Spline... Please explain yourself.

Coronation Street star dies as tributes paid - Liverpool Echo https://share.google/CuyJQpckKcwvExzpd

Says Musk, when the UK Government said they wanted to make abuse of Grok illegal.

Oats are great! They're a superfood. Where do I start? They have a high content of fibre, especially beta-glucan, which is soluble. This slows transit, improving digestion, keeping blood sugar more steady, with fewer spikes and troughs. It also has high content of protein and complex carbs...

It is said the original was made with curd cheese, but the current cheeseless variety is so called as the coconut looks like grated cheese. @noseall Now, talking about baked goods, tell us all about the wonderful oatcake! I worked Staffs and East Mids. for a good while and Mrs S's folks lived...

They must be dry. Because the url says choughs nest hotel, so they don't get wet...

Dunno One of these? https://share.google/tNLlS9ySA9bdMwxPJ

Production stopped in the UK in 89. Big PF products were sold off elsewhere, Twiglets, Bourbon and Custard Creams to McVities (now Pladis). Another big one was Huntley and Palmer who used to do Iced Gems. These are branded McVities now.

Have you engaged with both?

Shortbread is to die for.