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New Thu 22 Nov 18 12:47 
 Wotsits! - VxFan
Haven't had any for ages. Found some in the back of the cupboard, still in date (just).

For their claim that they're a "really cheesy" snack, they don't half taste salty.
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New Thu 22 Nov 18 12:56 
 Wotsits! - No FM2R
Can't get them in Chile.

Nor kebabs.
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New Thu 22 Nov 18 13:10 
 Wotsits! - Zero
Got some Twinkies in the cupboard. A good example of gourmet America at its finest, the contents list contains more chemicals than you will find in the labs at Porton Down, a confection thats tastes positively man made and bad for you.
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New Thu 22 Nov 18 13:12 
 Wotsits! - Stuartli
Don't miss out on these:

tinyurl.com/y79dqcqu
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New Thu 22 Nov 18 15:04 
 Jellyactrics - henry k
www.amazon.co.uk/Jellyatrics-Babies-Novelty-Retirement-Birthday/dp/B079FZSHNN
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New Thu 22 Nov 18 15:06 
 Jellyactrics - smokie
"Currently unavailable.
"We don't know when or if this item will be back in stock."
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New Thu 22 Nov 18 15:24 
 Jellyactrics - henry k
>> "Currently unavailable.
>> "We don't know when or if this item will be back in stock."
>>
Fleabay has them but only for rich retirees :-)
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New Thu 22 Nov 18 15:29 
 Jellyactrics - Lygonos
Money laundering or simply nonsense?

www.ebay.co.uk/i/183182034468?chn=ps

(Ultra rare Cheeto)
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New Thu 22 Nov 18 20:34 
 Wotsits! - Stuartli
>>For their claim that they're a "really cheesy" snack, they don't half taste salty.>>

Better best avoid Nobby's Nuts or Cheesy Moments (now Cheesy Moment) then...:-)
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New Thu 22 Nov 18 22:26 
 Wotsits! - Haywain
"Better best avoid Nobby's Nuts or Cheesy Moments"

Are these, or any of the products mentioned so far on this thread any worse for you than, say, toast and drippin'?
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New Thu 22 Nov 18 22:50 
 Wotsits! - CGNorwich
Does anyone still eat dripping?
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New Thu 22 Nov 18 23:14 
 Wotsits! - No FM2R
Not from.choice.

I cannot imagine how I liked it as a boy.
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New Fri 23 Nov 18 04:49 
 Wotsits! - sooty123
Yes, still sold in a few places where I grew up, better known as mucky fat. I remember growing up people eating a mucky fat sandwich.
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New Fri 23 Nov 18 10:49 
 Wotsits! - VxFan
>> I remember growing up people eating a mucky fat sandwich.

tinyurl.com/yad5kfws
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New Fri 23 Nov 18 07:39 
 Wotsits! - Dog
Yuk! .. my 5 sibs used to eat it which is possibly why 3 ovvem are brown bread and the other 2 have 1.5 legs in boot hill.
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New Fri 23 Nov 18 12:12 
 Wotsits! - Pat
Yes, and the jelly from underneath beef dripping is delicious on hot toast too.

Pat
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New Fri 23 Nov 18 16:15 
 Wotsits! - Pat
Oh dear, the phantom frownie man is back again, I do hope it makes you happy to click on that:)

Just a thought, those were the days when a joint of beef was affordable for Sunday dinner (1pm) and then we had a 'thumbit' off it for Sunday tea. This was a chunk cut off the joint with my Dad's penknife and was eaten with homemade crusty bread and raw onion.

On Monday the leftovers provided a cold meat dinner and on Tuesday anything left was minced up, with a mincer bolted to the kitchen table, and an onion and some bread, depending on how much there was left.

The dripping and jelly provided breakfast for at least 2 days, sometimes 3 days.

We were healthy, not overweight, we were happy and satisfied with our lot.

If the beef lasted until Wednesday we weren't even broke so frownie or not, it worked for those of us who managed to survive the post-war years.

Mucky fat it may, be but not half as mucky as that in the fryers in KFC, Maccy D's and the local Kebab shop.

Then, of course, I could tell you about Bread and hot milk for tea...........but I'll spare you that.:)

Pat



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New Fri 23 Nov 18 17:23 
 Wotsits! - Zero

>> We were healthy, not overweight, we were happy and satisfied with our lot.

Until we died, which we did at a much earlier age than we do now.
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New Fri 23 Nov 18 17:29 
 Wotsits! - Pat
I'm 72 and still working and still here, hope you will be too!

Pat
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