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#2

Just not as good versions of Taxis

#3

If only we could ^this the OP

OH WE CAN!

#5

I almost bought a 4 pack about 15 minutes ago. Was LITERALLY this close to doing so,

But yes, Tunnock’s. Probably the only manufacturer who I salute 100% of the product line.

#6

Fucking hell Ant, first the homepride pasta bake confession, now this nonsense.

#7

You are my favourite new poster.

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#8

See that little layer of chocolate in the middle there? That’s what sets them apart and you’re a fucking deluded lunatic (or a dangerously nationalistic Scotsperson) if you disagree.

#9

You’re completely out of your element here you McVitie’s prick.

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Cafe bans children under 5. Anyone care?
#10

my housemate calls tunnock’s tea cakes ‘chocolate mosques’.

#11

“Got something that is exactly like a Taxi bar but with less chocolate and it’s also gone a bit stale?”
“Yes mate, Tunnocks Caramel Wafers, in the biscuit aisle”

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#12

A few "Alright, Trump"s should clear that up.

#13

Tunnocks are a bit shit really.

#14

Consider me irked sunshine.

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#16

got a lot of time for a tunnock’s caramel log too

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#17

Ant

  • Wrong
  • Totally wrong
  • Incredibly wrong idiot

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#18

Totally fair enough, nostalgic/sentimental reasons for loving them? Lovely, genuinely very touching. You’ll admit that they are an inferior product to the Taxi on an objective level though, yes?

#20

here’s to ovaltine

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#21

Dunno what you’re all on about but voted anyway #brexit

#22

oh man i’d forgotten about these… nowhere does them anymore where i live

#23

A tunnock’s florida orange is great as well, but I don’t know if they make them any more - they were rarely seen anyway, the only time I remember having one is out of the tunnock’s shop in Uddingston.

http://www.nicecupofteaandasitdown.com/biscuits/previous.php3?item=146

I went on a school trip to the tunnock’s factory once, it was great - they let us have teacakes fresh off the line before the chocolate had properly melted and we could have our fill of rejected caramel wafers (that were too long or oddly shaped, etc).