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Adrian Clarke
Nicey replies: Absolutely. I thought it would make an terrific futile gesture to put up an anti-biscuit message on the site, given that we virtually never get them. Plus its no secret that Jonathan Ross loves biscuits, its obvious really.

Carola Langford
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Lidl's Choco Softies Review
Nicey replies: Yes I had understood that they changed the name. It sounds like a very similar operation to eating a chocolate teacake.


Malcolm Macgregor
Nicey replies: Thanks for your words of caution Malcolm on the health front.

Of course biscuit consumption in the UK per head has remained largely static over the last fifty years and on average is roughly two per person per day. As I'm sure you know there are many contributing factors to a rise in obesity in the Western world. The amount of salt, fat and sugar we consume as a nation in other processed foods and take aways has increased. Also peoples lifestyles at both work and home have become more sedentary.

This however does not apply to everybody. Here at NCOTAASD we always cook our own meals from fresh ingredients because that's what we like. We always advocate exercise, and a good brisk walk a couple of times a week works wonders. Singling out biscuits for scorn, is a bit simplistic to say the least. I don't believe that consuming them in moderation as part of a balanced diet is going to 'kill you', especially if you steer clear of the hydrogenated fat.

I too enjoy peanut butter on wholewheat bread but topped off with our own homemade green tomato chutney.


Jayne Sercombe
CakeTea
Nicey replies: It's got to have enough room to swing a cat. I can't be doing with those places where you don't have enough elbow room to pour your tea. I like a few random or peculiar things scattered around which you can ponder on whilst drinking your tea. Such things as obscure farm/kitchen implements, or pictures of places a very long time ago when they looked different.


Mark Vandersluis


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