Richard Fisher
| Dunking biscuits in coffee is horrible and they invariably taste awful. more.. |
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Dan O'Donnell
| Thought Nicey should see it to believe it
@@media/danoddunking. more.. |
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Tom Davies
| Perhaps you could shed some light on the infamous "HOVIS Biscuit" ?
yours Dunkingly
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Maddalena Feliciello
| To deny oneself the opportunity to nibble and dunk would be a dulling of the psyche. more.. |
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Oliver Snell
| Why? What purpose have they? Structurally they are weaker than Rich Tea so that you have to bolster one with another one when you are dunking (back to back action) and they are as bland as normal Rich Tea. ... Well we found that Rich tea fingers taste ever so slightly different to Round Rich teas, but I'm sure the reason for their existence has to do with dunking dynamics as you suggest. more.. |
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Jeremy Henderson
| well, a packet of butter, it's rich and crispy, it's dunkable and satisfying. more.. |
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Joanne Lucas
| But have you ever noticed that when dunking digestives you can only fit a little bit in the cup, and when you nibble off that bit, the rest fits perfectly for dunking? Ahem. ... The large diameter of the digestive, when dunking, teaches us temperance and restraint through biscuit reshaping, unless they have snapped in half in which case its full speed ahead. more.. |
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Glenn Pougnet
| We have set up a panel to decide on the winners on the basis of taste, dunkability and biscuit design. ... The winners of each match go into the next round involving tasting and dunking tests. more.. |
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Mark Binnington
| What about the kettle? The kettle is an integral part of the whole tea experience - should one use a filter kettle, or perhaps a Britta filter jug or both, which kettle is best? Much like biscuit dunking affects the tea taste so does the quality of the kettle which boiled the water in the first place. more.. |
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Glenn Pougnet
| For the quarter finals the biscuits were marked on taste, design, dunkability, originality and performance so only the great biscuit god in the sky knows how the 17 judges came up with these results:
QF1 - Jammy Dodger 155 Gingernuts 173 ? GINGERNUT WIN
In spite of receiving the 2nd highest marks of any biscuit ever the dodger was knocked out by the pre-tournament favourite and dentally dangerous Gingernut. more.. |
