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Philicorda
Nicey replies: As you seem to have a similar palette to a dog perhaps you should give dog biscuits a go. I know lots of people who used to eat their dog's biscuits. Other than that try oat cakes.

Scott Schirmer
Cake
Nicey replies: Well thats a tricky one as I haven't seen the show. However a Custard tart isn't going to put up with too long in a pack so this is perhaps why our big mass produced bakers like Mr Kipling don't seem to make them. The best ones come direct from a bakery, or some of our big Supermarkets do their own brand ones where they can obviously control the shipping from bakery to store.

Liz  Barwell


Sainsbury's Lemon Thin Review
Nicey replies: Butter Osbornes haven't been made in ages and ages. However you might want to try a Foxs' Butter Tea, its not the same but its playing to the same audience.

As for Sainsbury's Lemon Thins we reviewed them a while back, they are full of commute you know.


Susan Grossey
Chocolate
Nicey replies: Well lots of M&S biccies are made by the good people at Foxs' Biscuits, and from the description these sound like the sort of thing they could have done. They keep an eye on our site so who knows.

James Dyer
Pink Wafers
Nicey replies: James,

That's a Pink Wafer. We'll leave it there.