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 Barcelona eagle  Cubelles 17 Jun 22 8.35pm |
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Wet myself reading that. Originally posted by BlueJay
Not very adventurous but I find it hard to disgree with your choices
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. The missionary position of junk food choices. ex hibitionist  Hastings 21 Jun 22 2.55pm |
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Toblerone and lime flavoured poopadom crisps by Phileas Fogg. Do like a pack of salt and vinegar with strong cider.
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croydon proud  Any european country i fancy! 22 Jun 22 12.28am |
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Phileas Fodd California corn chips were nice, you could get them in threshers- remember off licences? Also, those potatoe puffs that were dirt cheap back in the day, and so light, tasted great but were like eating air, they were 2 p a packet and only 10 p the last time i got them about 25 years ago-before they went bust! Tato crisps from Ireland are nice, you get them in morrisons, and walkers cheese and onion great in a sandwich. That old caramel bar of choc was great, think it was called caramac actually, and as someone mentioned, the old bovril crisps good to, why dont they still make them?
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Jimenez  SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 22 Jun 22 12.45am |
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
Me too. Carnation "Evap". I remember it on slices of tangerine especially. It was a treat - like being given the top of the milk which was highly prized. I wonder if CP likes CONdensed Milk?
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| nickyf 22 Jun 22 8.06pm |
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Picnic choc bar walkers prawn cocktail
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| kingdowieonthewall Sussex, ex-Cronx. 26 Jun 22 8.26pm |
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anybody remember the ' aztec' bar ?
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