I figured the Devil'd be scarier.
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I figured the Devil'd be scarier.
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You just needed more chicks giving up their digits...
What am I, chopped liver?
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Damn straight.
What am I, chopped liver?
Lol, that's why I said more.
And hey, don't knock chopped liver. One man's chopped liver is another man's vegemite!
PS: @CFunk, I'm really liking the communication via smileys. It's like some strange form of sign language.
Vegemite is delicious, just for the record.
Just for the record: I've had it. And it's not. Although speaking of UK products that we don't have over here, a Brit recently have me this sweet mint bar thing that was freaking fantastic! I've never had anything like it and I want more!
Although speaking of UK products that we don't have over here, a Brit recently have me this sweet mint bar thing that was freaking fantastic! I've never had anything like it and I want more!
It's known as "Marmite" over here, and branded with the slogan "You either love it, or hate it". I'm a lover.
Was it called an "Aero bar"?
Was it called an "Aero bar"?
I googled Aero bar, no I don't think so. The thing I had didn't have any chocolate. It was like this white/opaque, soft but with a little crunch. It kind of tasted/felt like a lighter minty version of the filling in an oreo.
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??I googled Aero bar, no I don't think so. The thing I had didn't have any chocolate. It was like this white/opaque, soft but with a little crunch. It kind of tasted/felt like a lighter minty version of the filling in an oreo.
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Hmmmm. I sincerely only have one possibly candidate, unless it was in the shape of a brick, and tasted like dust upon a bite. I have no other ideas
I also don't know the correct term for my suggestion, either.
Hmmmm. I sincerely only have one possibly candidate, unless it was in the shape of a brick, and tasted like dust upon a bite. I have no other ideas
I also don't know the correct term for my suggestion, either.
Ok, so I spent some time playing with search terms in google images. I think what I ate is called mint cake. It looked like this, but a slightly longer shape:
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_Zs9Lqxuom2I/S94GQzqTIhI/AAAAAAAAAbc/7vHpyNi3wfA/s1600/Mint+square.jpg
Ok, so I spent some time playing with search terms in google images. I think what I ate is called mint cake. It looked like this, but a slightly longer shape:
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_Zs9Lqxuom2I/S94GQzqTIhI/AAAAAAAAAbc/7vHpyNi3wfA/s1600/Mint+square.jpg
That's it!
I have had that, i wasn't too fond. It's a strange texture to be partnered with mint.
I loved Aero bars when i was in London!
u guys reminded me of them and now i really want one!
u guys reminded me of them and now i really want one!
They are a delight. Although, if you've ever tasted a "Boost", you'll know that's a chocolate bar to behold ladies and gentlemen.
http://www.chocablog.com/reviews/cadbury-boost/
Side note, i notice from a quick glance that it's accompanied by an indept scrutiny via a blog. How dare they, how dare they.
Never had a Boost. I know one shouldnt judge a book by its cover but thats exactly what i did in this case, the packaging never appealed to me and i didnt try it. i wish someone had recommended it though bc now that i see the inside pic, it looks bleeping good!
i still want my aero.
Is this conversation going to end with myself posting British treats to some hungry film-makers in the US?
