WOMAD

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  As suggested by Standing Stone, we need to discuss the various merits / failings of different biscuits in a Womad environment.

  I think Hobnobs have now gained the position of "Official Biscuit of Womad 2009" ;-) but what about other biscuits?

  Discuss!

  Posted on 18-Jun-2009 11:12am by Nigenet

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  There can be only one!

  Tunnock's Caramel Wafer

  all that hydrogenated fat.......yum yum!!

  Posted on 18-Jun-2009 11:16am by Redleg

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  Without wanting to repeat my self, I will

  Maybe more of a world theme
  Orios, rice cakes and mealie pap
  

  Posted on 18-Jun-2009 11:26am by JayCee

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  home made hash cakes always appear to be on sale aroung the site, but perhaps I should nto say that.

  Posted on 18-Jun-2009 11:27am by JayCee

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  Just to quickly recap - Jammie Dodgers, and Custard creams are also favourites as they don't melt ion the sun. Chunky kitcats are good if the sun doesn't shine.

  Sindig0 has brought Party Rings - I like this idea lots - necklaces comes to mind.... and bourbons; brilliant - chocolaty but not melty!

  Redleg, are those the lovely chewy ones that have a red and gold packet - it has been a while, but I remember them fondly!

  Nigenet, shall I pop the kettle on or have you got brews on the go?

  Posted on 18-Jun-2009 11:27am by Standing Stone

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  My kettle is always boiling ;-)

  Posted on 18-Jun-2009 11:29am by Nigenet

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  you shold try meditation then

  Posted on 18-Jun-2009 11:29am by JayCee

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  Ah, JayCee, welcome - those would be the organic cakes, I think. Perhaps we should curtail ourselves to non organic biccies here. Have you tried Orios, rice cakes and mealie pap? What were the results of your field test?

  Would you like a cuppa?

  Posted on 18-Jun-2009 11:31am by Standing Stone

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  I guess Green tea or Chai tea would be appropriate.
  So would love a cup. Ah! looks I've already got one

  Orios - black cardboard
  Rice cakes - white cardboard
  Mealie pap - maze porridge, ok with extras, like wet cardboard without

  In retrospect perhaps not a good selection
  

  Posted on 18-Jun-2009 11:37am by JayCee

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  Stone - indeed they are the ones you remember.

  A mouthful of coronory disease in every bite!

  Posted on 18-Jun-2009 11:43am by Redleg

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