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Paul Bishop
Custard
Nicey replies: Yes Custard skin and Rice Pudding skin are delicacies. Perhaps this is the stuff you would get at a really really posh banquet with the Queen, your own individual giant Custard skin for pudding. I bet she has all sorts of such delicacies at her disposal, apart from caviar and quails eggs, such bacon rinds that have gone really crispy or the really crispy end bits from roast beef joints.

James Huckett
Cheese please
Nicey replies: It's a 'tuc' biscuit (actually a cracker really).

The strap line is 'TUC in', so it seems pretty wrong to 'T.U.C. in' even more wrong to 'Trades Union Congress in'.

Not quite sure what it stands for but I always thought it was evoking links with either tuckshops or Frier Tuck.


Enzo


Wagon Wheel Review
Nicey replies: What a enchanted childhood and fridge you must have had. I think that comfortably trumps 'My Dad's a traindriver/fireman/astronaut'.

Alison Debenham
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