While we’re talking about Scottish goods, can I just take a minute to recommend Lee’s range of absolute tooth-rotting wonders:
They’re all borderline both brilliant and terrible and thoroughly recommended
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Been meaning to try the Jaffa one for yonks, so now I SHALL
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Always try and have one in the house if I’ve got a big night out planned, the sheer amount of sugar in them is such a pick me up if I’m hanging badly.
Yes. One of Scotland’s finest inventions.
Nothing goes better with a strong black coffee.
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The Jaffa one looks great!
Right, I can report back with my findings.
Yes, tablet is delicious, much much better than fudge. To be honest I’m not really sure the two can be compared.
It is moreish and 100g does not last the walk back from the sweet shop
I still like Kendal Mint Cake
Here is a photo journal of my trip
Delicious bag of tablet
Ready for my first bite
In it goes
Frantic scoffing
[Image redacted]
All gone
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Mon the tablet.
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This is the worst statement ever to be uttered on dis
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Love you for this
If I hadn’t already given two POTW noms in the last half hour then this would be getting one right now
spot on
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The 2.2 kg option doesn’t seem so ridiculous now, does it?
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I don’t like the texture of tablet.
It is not fudge and fudge is brilliant.
I’m not really allowed any of them because diabetes.
Tablet is extremely ungood
no u
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OH. I never knew this. Mad.
FUCK THEM UP, WOTCHESY
that’s an excellent typo, it’s staying
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Was never much of a fan of fudge until I moved to Devon where they have entire shops devoted to the stuff. Always associated it with the sickly Cadburys choc bars. Fudge is basically a softer version of tablet no?