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This Cup is for you if you like tea + biscuits.....clever idea! |
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This Cup is for you if you like tea + biscuits.....clever idea!
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Yeah, cos life's too complicated for those that want to dunk a biscuit.
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Im sure someone bought me a mug like that as a pressie years ago. The reduction in the volume of beverage held in the receptacle was an unnacceptable compromise
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Im sure someone bought me a mug like that as a pressie years ago. The reduction in the volume of beverage held in the receptacle was an unnacceptable compromise
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Looks a good idea, but surely one requires a plate anyway to catch the crumbs?
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lol yeah it does look a little small, still might have to buy, i think a day hasnt gone by where i havnt had my hob nobs and some tea
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Looks a good idea, but surely one requires a plate anyway to catch the crumbs? ![]() http://www.ideachampions.com/weblogs/cup%20of%20tea.jpg
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loooool
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If it has no way to save a failed dunk i'm not interested.
Stupid bloody floaty bits ![]() ![]()
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yeah i hate floaters 2!!
chocolate chip hobnobs are the 1s for this cup |
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It's worse when you forget, get to the bottom of your mug and then almost choke on half a choccy digestive.
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It's worse when you forget, get to the bottom of your mug and then almost choke on half a choccy digestive.
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YUK not Hobnobs - much to crummmy...... something smooth for dipping - like ginger nuts definitely not a lot a of residue left in the bottom of your mug.
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YUK not Hobnobs - much to crummmy...... something smooth for dipping - like ginger nuts definitely not a lot a of residue left in the bottom of your mug.
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I love the way this thread has moved from consideration of a commercial product to an analysis of the phenomenology of 'dunking as praxis'.
I love you guys, I do .
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Brilliant idea - but I saw them years ago in those gift catalogues you get in the Sunday papers.
Wouldn't be any good for me - my fave biccies are custard creams, and they wouldn't fit in (and I would want more than three)!
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Brilliant idea - but I saw them years ago in those gift catalogues you get in the Sunday papers.
Wouldn't be any good for me - my fave biccies are custard creams, and they wouldn't fit in (and I would want more than three)! ![]() works with bourbons too
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Wouldn't my choccy digestives melt from the heat of the tea in the cup above them? Plus tiny volume of tea definitley sub-optimal in my opinion, I want a bucketful of tea.
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custard creams need to be eaten a certain way anyway. first you break off one side of the biscuit sandwich, and eat that. then scrape off the filling from the other part with your teeth, then eat the second half of the biscuit.
works with bourbons too ![]()
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i like tea, like biscuits but hate dunking
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If it has no way to save a failed dunk i'm not interested.
Stupid bloody floaty bits ![]() ![]() ![]() Quote:
yeah i hate floaters 2!!
chocolate chip hobnobs are the 1s for this cup Quote:
It's worse when you forget, get to the bottom of your mug and then almost choke on half a choccy digestive.
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lol you sound like a pro, yeah ginger nuts are nice too, with hobnobs there's a dunking technic not to get crumbs in the tea, you have to dunk quick!
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I love the way this thread has moved from consideration of a commercial product to an analysis of the phenomenology of 'dunking as praxis'.
I love you guys, I do ."Mum - get a spoon!!!" Hobnobs - the marines of the biscuit world
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Been around for agess, less room for tea! Dont they know the british love their tea?! failed already.
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Wrong.
Biccies on the top would be warmer than biccies on the bottom. Henceforth, by time I get to my 3rd dunking, I have a cup of biscuit. I won't buy. I don't even dunk bicckies. I do NOT have a kitchen gadget thing happening and I'm not interested. *Looks fab* |
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I love it. And I'm pleased to see they do a left-handed version.
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Been around for agess, less room for tea! Dont they know the british love their tea?! failed already.
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Finding a place to put your biscuits is a challenge ceramics manufacturers have been aware of for decades.
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Looks a good idea, but surely one requires a plate anyway to catch the crumbs?
