Fig Rolls

[blue61]

Dont eat them that often, but have been munching through a few lately. Sainsburys own are my favourite at the moment. Question is, are they a biscuit, a cake, or a snack? Cant put a poll up from my phone.

 

[McBain]

The Fig is the Danny Bonnaducci of the Fruit family.

 

[blue61]

I hate figs like, strange really.

 

[ijjysmith]

I'll eat them if they're there. But not a favourite.

 

[Pat's Van]

they're a tastey biccie, and they are a biccie as far as I'm concerned

there was a very good biccie thread on here a while ago, were we discussed the technicalities of what makes a biccie a biccie

but fig rolls, yeah, thumbs up from me

 

[Nickpop]

Difference in a Bicky and a Bun is

1. A Bun will go stale
2. A Bicky goes soggy

Fig Rolls and a big mug of tea is like Curry and Beer, Strawberries and Cream... a match made in heaven!

 

[Basil Fawlty]

Not one of my go to biscuits but I do get a hankering for them every now and again.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Fig rolls are fantastic things. Usually take some out on rides with me and they do the trick very nicely. Next to impossible to get any out here in Italy though. Not good.

 

[Foot Long Hot Dog]

Definitely a biscuit & a creation of the Gods.

 

[blue61]

Thanks for your fig roll enthusiasm guys, think I'll get another packet tonight, fancy I might get some hobnobs too, even though they make a mess of the car.

 

[Big Fat Sam]

Well, do they go hard if you leave them unsealed on your kitchen work surface for a day? If they do, they are a biscuit. If not, they are deffo a cake.

 

[Big Fat Sam]

Thanks for your fig roll enthusiasm guys, think I'll get another packet tonight, fancy I might get some hobnobs too, even though they make a mess of the car.

Get yerself some of those chocolate digestives with caramel underneath the chocolate. Om.

 

[somuchfun]

I'll eat them if they're there. But not a favourite.

Imagine if they'd taste like toilet paper, though.

Toilet rolls > Fig rolls.

 

[Wizard]

Well, do they go hard if you leave them unsealed on your kitchen work surface for a day? If they do, they are a biscuit. If not, they are deffo a cake.

It's the other way round...

Hard when stale = cake
Soft when stale = biscuit

 

[Big Fat Sam]

It's the other way round...

Hard when stale = cake
Soft when stale = biscuit

That's what I meant lid. x