KitKats

[Swartzy]

Lion Bar man, myself, but I can respect the Deck.

When i was typing down Drifter it felt like the most boring 7 letters I've typed, I nearly fell out of love with it just for that reason..

Lion bar, Double Decker have just got that big brash, I'm the king of the confect aisle feel, whereas Drifter sounds like its one that got away, the kind of snack thats fallen off the back of the shelf and forgotten about..

 

[Swartzy]

Glad I haven’t seen Turkish Delight yet..

 

[Connor mcloud]

I sweep mine under the carpet, like lots of other things

 

[Pootsy]

Do you dip?

Absolutely not. Frankly you're a monster for suggesting a dunk.

 

[Pootsy]

Why stop there ?

" How many fingers could you fit up yer ma " ?

Ahhhh my faith in GOT is restored.

 

[Ray Purchase]

The taste changed , and not for the better, when they did this.

KitKats in the UK stopped using their traditional foil and paper wrapper in 2001, when Nestlé switched to a flow-wrap plastic foil for single bars, although foil is still used in some multipack offerings. This change involved a significant investment by Nestlé Rowntree to update the packaging to a more modern, plastic-based solution, similar to other chocolate bars on the market at the time.

 

[Connor mcloud]

The taste changed , and not for the better, when they did this.

KitKats in the UK stopped using their traditional foil and paper wrapper in 2001, when Nestlé switched to a flow-wrap plastic foil for single bars, although foil is still used in some multipack offerings. This change involved a significant investment by Nestlé Rowntree to update the packaging to a more modern, plastic-based solution, similar to other chocolate bars on the market at the time.

Would read again

 

[Ray Purchase]

Would read again

Have a break, have a .............................................

 

[BigDunc'sFod]

My only opinion on Kit Kat's really is they need to bring back the tin foil wrapper with the paper around it

 

[gonetomorrow]

The Double-Deckers were an anarcho-syndicalist cell of precocious kids in London during the 70s. They now operate near the very top of the British secret service.