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Mmm cheesy twists Down the throaty woat and into the stomachylobes. |
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Cheese twists are nice with a dip to have while having a drink or two
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i like to drink and dip
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Did your doctor REALLY tell you cheese twists will kill you?
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i like to drink and dip
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Cheese twists are nice with a dip to have while having a drink or two
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Lol.
Mmm cheesy twists Down the throaty woat and into the stomachylobes. |
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They are lovely Sainsbury's Cheese Twists. Careful now, they are high in fat and other things because my GP has said I must cut down as I risk death from them. Limit them to one or two a week. Still nice though. Love them at 7:30am because the baker has an aassisitiant now who can help produce them for morning time. Lovely cheese twists had one this morning but only one!
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now THIS is what I call a Friday night thread
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You DO know they're a bake-off product, yes?-ie they come into the store ready made and frozen and all the staff do is shove 'em in the oven for twenty minutes.
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I thought my day had been very weird so far , and I was sure the full moon was last week, but possible Death by Sainsbury's Cheese Twist as warned by a GP has just made my head ache a little bit more , I have heard it all now. Has anyone told the Daily Mail ? or the assassins at Sainsbury.
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You DO know they're a bake-off product, yes?-ie they come into the store ready made and frozen and all the staff do is shove 'em in the oven for twenty minutes.
Our large Sainsbury store is a few miles away and Mrs, S and the kids like these cheese Twists but no matter what time I popped in they had all gone, this was a recent happening. Until not long ago I saw a guy bag up a whole tray and not long after, another visit saw the same guy do it again and figured he is buying and reselling else where. Seconded time around I complained, with him at the check out. I have been back but now the in-house baker tells me that when they get them it's an order mistake as they have stopped doing them. He explained to me they get the mix in and simply bung them in the ovens as they can't throw the mix away. I'm not fussed but Mrs.S and the kids think they're tasty but I would imagine they are calorie busters. I have wondered if it's the baker is not ordering the mix for deadline reasons or if our store has just decided to stop selling them. Maybe I scared them.
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You know Toby, I'm amazed there is a thread about these twists coz I was going to start a thread about the very same cheese twists a few weeks ago as I got into a barney over them.
Our large Sainsbury store is a few miles away and Mrs, S and the kids like these cheese Twists but no matter what time I popped in they had all gone, this was a recent happening. Until not long ago I saw a guy bag up a whole tray and not long after, another visit saw the same guy do it again and figured he is buying and reselling else where. Seconded time around I complained, with him at the check out. I have been back but now the in-house baker tells me that when they get them it's an order mistake as they have stopped doing them. He explained to me they get the mix in and simply bung them in the ovens as they can't throw the mix away. I'm not fussed but Mrs.S and the kids think they're tasty but I would imagine they are calorie busters. I have wondered if it's the baker is not ordering the mix for deadline reasons or if our store has just decided to stop selling them. Maybe I scared them. ![]() It's out there even if they deny it! |
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You know Toby, I'm amazed there is a thread about these twists coz I was going to start a thread about the very same cheese twists a few weeks ago as I got into a barney over them.
Our large Sainsbury store is a few miles away and Mrs, S and the kids like these cheese Twists but no matter what time I popped in they had all gone, this was a recent happening. Until not long ago I saw a guy bag up a whole tray and not long after, another visit saw the same guy do it again and figured he is buying and reselling else where. Seconded time around I complained, with him at the check out. I have been back but now the in-house baker tells me that when they get them it's an order mistake as they have stopped doing them. He explained to me they get the mix in and simply bung them in the ovens as they can't throw the mix away. I'm not fussed but Mrs.S and the kids think they're tasty but I would imagine they are calorie busters. I have wondered if it's the baker is not ordering the mix for deadline reasons or if our store has just decided to stop selling them. Maybe I scared them. ![]() |
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You're on the Cheesy Twist Black List.
It's out there even if they deny it! ![]() And Sorry Phil. |
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No, Sainsburys are betters
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They are lovely Sainsbury's Cheese Twists. Careful now, they are high in fat and other things because my GP has said I must cut down as I risk death from them. Limit them to one or two a week. Still nice though. Love them at 7:30am because the baker has an aassisitiant now who can help produce them for morning time. Lovely cheese twists had one this morning but only one!
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How many are you having if you're risking death for them?
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maybe but i like sainsburys, i will try liddls next time OK thanks for that!
Lidls cheese twists! |
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at 2 for £1.30 they are horribly tempting ......
m&s cheese straws are good value at £1.99 per twin pack and the carbohydrate only turns to fat AFTER you eat it ....... completely fools annoying people like doctors ....... |
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at 2 for £1.30 they are horribly tempting ......
m&s cheese straws are good value at £1.99 per twin pack and the carbohydrate only turns to fat AFTER you eat it ....... completely fools annoying people like doctors .......
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How many are you having if you're risking death for them?
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