At Palace cinemas they sell panettone, and very nice it is. With the added bonus of not being crunchy and not coming in a noisy bag.
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I read that as nose bag initially.
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Fancy!
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A nose bag of Panettone…MMMMMnnnn
I made a deal with my wife a few years ago. In return for helping her out with something valuable l banned her from buying popcorn for 100 movies. Then Covid struck after about 20 movies into the deal.
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Fantales are hard to top for me.
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The answer is Nicole Kidman.
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I know the question and it is not a lamb roast!
It’s Bela Lugosi.
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Hmmm toobs.
I used to go a bit of Sommersby apple cider then someone said try the pear.
Blew my mind.
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great salt/fat chip ration.
It’s second on the list for mine.
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I saw some chickadees at the supermarket…
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Welcome Back BTW
Thanks. Been back for a while. Just avoiding that other thread.
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Lol.
Probably for the best
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Darrel Lea Life Saver/Fruit Tingles in a Jaffa.
Treat it like toilet paper and hoard it before it disappears.
Makes marvellous creations look like showbag glass lollies.
So if the “cinema” was at the Royal Show…
Nut Slab. Remember a Touring Car, maybe a Commodore, advertising those at Bathurst 1000. Wouldn’t have ever looked at them otherwise. Effective advertising.
Last time I had Twisties they tasted like cardboard compared to the old recipe.
That ad in the OP brought back memories. What about this one:
(Even remember being annoyed that the kick drum was synced to the snare.)
There’s a thick cut brand of chips/crisps from the 90’s that were amazing. Can’t recall their name. Not sure if they make them anymore. Will do some research.
Ruffles maybe??
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Yes, Ruffles were a brand of thick, very nice chips. I seem to recall Warren Mitchell (Alf Garnett) doing TV commercials for them with the tag “Bet you can’t eat just one”.
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