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It's called Délice de Poudre and you can get it on AmazonThe bourjous bronzer that looked like a chocolate bar and smelt incredible
Was it Fresh? I LOVED those. Could also be the short-lived Starlet - retro packaging, kind of a predecessor to Soap and GloryOK this is a random one as cant even remember the name of it!! My friend and I have been reminiscing over our later teenage years (90's) reminding each other of things we had from perfumes to clothes and everything in between. We are both stuck on a Boots own range of gorgeous smelling toiletries that we both loved and cannot for the life of us think what it was called and we are close to emailing Boots HQIt's not 'natural collection' or 'botanics' we remember that much
Domino's did a range called Italiano for a while and they were lovely. Really thin crispy bases and more deli meat type toppings, I was gutted when they stopped them. Friday nights have never been the same!
I miss dominos double decadence 
I’m sure i’ve seen the seabrook canadian ham crisps in Home Bargains recently
They have them here. I miss Brannigans beef and mustard crisps, can't find those any more.
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I have heard that but never tried it, do they come out well?Did you know you can cook them in the toaster
Oh yes!!! I always wanted it but I think it was too expensive for my 12 year old selfDoes anyone remember this "roll on" foundation?
such a weird conceptmy Home Bargains have them! They also have the ham and pickle ones. Oh my god, they are amazing! the best crisps ever
The brannigans ones or the seabrooks? I looked up after I posted and found the Brannigans were discontinued last year
Depends how you like them but they turn out quite crisp on the outside and fluffy on the inside! You can leave them in a bit longer if you want the edges/outside crispier
So going to try this when I have themDepends how you like them but they turn out quite crisp on the outside and fluffy on the inside! You can leave them in a bit longer if you want the edges/outside crispier
Guys, Home Bargains are selling prawn cocktail Quavers!
Curry twiglets, man did I love those 
Marmite flavour mini cheddars. They were so nice. There was a time where even though they were discontinued, you'd still find them at service stations. Alas, no longer
Chocolate bars called Spiras you could drink your tea through them then eat the chocolate all melted inside
Join the Spira club - I posted a few pages back about them. Never tried to drink through them but I was told you could. Could really do with one now. Pacers were great - spearmint chews which were probably a good and cheap alternative to Rennies (or certainly Remegel).Chocolate bars called Spiras you could drink your tea through them then eat the chocolate all melted inside
I can never find the right phrasing to even Google this but maybe some remembers it.
It was a hot cereal you made up with milk (maybe water), smoother than porridge but that kind of taste. It came with a blue and red plastic beaker with a screw on lid, so you could have breakfast on the go, I guess (even though it leaked). I remember taking it with me to school a few times in the mid-90s.
It was a hot cereal you made up with milk (maybe water), smoother than porridge but that kind of taste. It came with a blue and red plastic beaker with a screw on lid, so you could have breakfast on the go, I guess (even though it leaked). I remember taking it with me to school a few times in the mid-90s.
Was it Ready Brek? I ate a lot of that for breakfast in the 90s
Definitely not Ready Brek. I think the whole beaker/shaker deal was the selling point of it.Was it Ready Brek? I ate a lot of that for breakfast in the 90s
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