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View Poll Results: What sort of a tooth do you have?
Sweet 1 3.85%
Savoury 12 46.15%
Both 13 50.00%
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Old 28th October 2007, 11:53 AM
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Sweet or Savoury?
Do you have a sweet or savoury tooth?

I've got both (obviously). I fucking love food, me.
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Re: Sweet or Savoury?
Sweet just doesnt do it unless its rhubarb crumble, which can be very sweet.
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Re: Sweet or Savoury?
Savoury every time.
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Old 28th October 2007, 12:20 PM
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Re: Sweet or Savoury?
I am a fat bastard.

There.
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Re: Sweet or Savoury?
Savoury.
Chocolate and sweets are for tarts. Nuts and crisps are for people who don't wear blouses or pink shirts.
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Re: Sweet or Savoury?
Originally Posted by PaddyBerger15 View Post
Savoury.
Chocolate and sweets are for tarts. Nuts and crisps are for people who don't wear blouses or pink shirts.
As mentioned last night, I wear a pink shirt. Just not when chatting on MSN.

So are you are a fan of salty nuts or do you prefer roasting, Mr PB?
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Savoury. Saturated fats-a-go-go.
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Old 28th October 2007, 01:25 PM
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Re: Sweet or Savoury?
I'd shoot myself before I chose between dauphinoise potatoes and sticky toffee pudding with single cream. Both for me, although savoury has made up some ground on sweet as I've become older. Used to be a total biscaholic. The sight of a new variety of biscuit in the supermarket brought as much delight to me as the birth of our Daughter.
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Re: Sweet or Savoury?
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The sight of a new variety of biscuit in the supermarket brought as much delight to me as the birth of our Daughter.
You may well be the person I have been looking for; do you remember "Romany Cream" biscuits? Basically chocolate-fudge pudding in biscuit form.

No other bugger I have spoken to does, and I worry that they are all part of some delusional behaviour on my part.
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Re: Sweet or Savoury?
Savoury, even when I was a kid I prefered crisps to sweets or chocolate.
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Re: Sweet or Savoury?
err, I do remember them and you can still get them in certain foxes selection tins and now is just the time to do it with those very tins being on offer at £4 a pop in Asdas up and down the country.

unfortunately you'll only get 2 per tray I estimate; so the cost of achieving what would equal a whole packet could come in around the £32 mark. Surely worth it though, if you love biscuits as much as you claim to? Or are you just all talk?!?

Just for the record I was never a fan of the aforementioned biscuit. Thought them a bit noncey?
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So are you are a fan of salty nuts or do you prefer roasting, Mr PB?
A good salty protein injection or a roasting Comrade 'Stock, either does me.
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err, I do remember them and you can still get them in certain foxes selection tins and now is just the time to do it with those very tins being on offer at £4 a pop in Asdas up and down the country.

unfortunately you'll only get 2 per tray I estimate; so the cost of achieving what would equal a whole packet could come in around the £32 mark. Surely worth it though, if you love biscuits as much as you claim to? Or are you just all talk?!?

Just for the record I was never a fan of the aforementioned biscuit. Thought them a bit noncey?
Ah, a pink wafer fan I see. £32 seems like a sound investment as I could probably sell on the rest at a profit; unless they are bastardly enough to put Hovis "biscuits" in the tin.
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Re: Sweet or Savoury?
I too have started to prefer savoury stuff more as I've got older, but I reckon the scales are still balanced more towards sweet than savoury. Biscuits rule.

One of the reasons I love cheesecake is because it's a light way of finishing a gut-stuffing meal off. As much as I love sponge pudding and custard, sometimes it just won't fit. But I like to end a meal on a sweet note.

I think I love sugar too much.
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Re: Sweet or Savoury?
I'd also like to say: You have savoury. You then have sweet. You then leave it for a while.

You DO NOT have savoury and sweet at the same time, nor do you go sweet then savoury then back to sweet.
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Further investigation leads to the discovery that they still sell something called romany creams in south africa. Ebay is your friend, no?

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