Fig roll is elite. Don’t come for me![]()
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Ohhhh by these standards my husbands member is a cake!If it goes hard over time, it’s a cake, if it goes soft, it’s a biscuit. So a Jaffa cake is a cake.
I won't be eating it though
Fig roll is elite. Don’t come for me![]()
Ohhhh by these standards my husbands member is a cake!If it goes hard over time, it’s a cake, if it goes soft, it’s a biscuit. So a Jaffa cake is a cake.
Yeah it is amazing I've not been for a while but I'm getting mr Caledonian a cheesecake for his birthday so need to go try the flavours to see what ones are nice lolYou have a cheesecake shop![]()
A woman of many talents really aren’t you!Well hello,
I'm the CFO (Clean fan Officer).
You must have missed the update. Now off you pop and give it a sprinkle with the shower![]()
Exactly that! I think asthma/allergies etc is all really luck of the draw. My toddler was breastfed until she was 21 months (tangent - I considered at around 8 weeks but tbh I was unusually lucky to have supportive midwives and by then it was much much easier so I carried on and it was great until about 6 months by which point she was so boob orientated she wouldn’t take a bottle and would only go back to sleep if I fed her, plus she’d bite when she was teething, looking back I think it started to affect my mental health once she reached 1 and I wanted to etop but she was just so obsessed I couldn’t until she self weaned when I was pregnant) and she’s never really been that ill but I also never get poorly really (never had antibiotics) and I was FF so I guess it’s just genes more than feeding methods!I have a friend who is a nutritionalist and she said BF is like having a chef making you bespoke meals to your health needs - and formula feeding is like just eating a good, healthy diet every day.
Also, my brother was BF and has really bad hay fever/ allergies and bad asthma - whereas I was FF (3rd child and mum cba by then) and I don’t have eitherMy 3yr old has a ridiculous constitution too and barely gets ill, though attends nursery 3 days a week and has since 1yr old (only had time off for chicken pox) - she’s like a toddler Ox - her dad has is never ill either, so think it’s more about what she’s inherited from him than what she had for breakfast when she was 8 weeks old!
The clue is in the nameI love custard creams but I love nice biscuits more. More pressing than favourite biscuit is a Jaffa cake a cake or a biscuit![]()
GTFOI have to confess - I don't really like biscuits that much. I don't buy them and I could happily never eat another biscuit again in my life.
Wait freezer what?!Tunnocks teacakes are utterly amazing especially when in the freezer for a bit
I put them in the freezer so the mallow starts to go hard and it's a game changerWait freezer what?!
But but they are in the biscuit aisle hahaThe clue is in the name![]()
Stop it, I'm blushing.Back to see if the jury turn up today
Fave biscuits- Fox’s Cream Crunchthe ginger ones are decent too
As you were lads….
you are pretty much my biscuit soul mate based on these likes/dislikesCustard cremes, dark choc digestives and malted milks are my top tier.
Garabaldi, fig rolls and fruit shortcake can get in the bin.
Bet letby loves a rich tea.
my thought too…You have a cheesecake shop![]()
I had a smutty giggle to myself when I read the OP but yep, you went there. I am done
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Ohhhh by these standards my husbands member is a cake!
I won't be eating it though![]()