Do you have a sweet tooth?

[Lord_P]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digestive_biscuit

Love to dunk McVities digestives into a cup of coffee or tea.

Are there graham crackers in the UK?

[Radeon123]

Are there graham crackers in the UK?

Don't think there is, never seen any over here.

[Bungle]

Are there graham crackers in the UK?

I'm Graham, and I'm crackers!

[Ruzhyo]

I'm Graham, and I'm crackers!

[rofl]

[Orcass]

What the hell ? those are scones. (and you pronounce scone like "Skon" rhymes with con.)

Biscuits are nothing like those. I would class those more as a cake.

These are buscuits my friend


Im sorry but who the hell calls a scone a biscuit?

Us yanks on the other side of the pond call all of our food the opposite of what you do. What you call a scone we call a buttermilk buscuit and what you call buscuit is actually a cookie over here.

[GeForceRadeon]

Used to live near a old fashion candy store that sold candy a piece for a penny each. Back when they was a penny each. I used to come out of the store with 100 pieces of candy. Now a days some of there candy is 5 cent a piece and then instead of a penny its 2 cents.

The candy i talking about is the candy from back in the day, they still make them and usually have to buy them in bulk.

I do drink alot of pop but most times its Diet pop like fay-go Vernor's or in rare cases cream soda.There are cases where i get a graven for Nachos and get Tortilla chips and cheese dip.

[Bungle]

I used to get 10p a day pocket money, and I used to spend it at our local corner shop on what I used to call a "10p mixment" (basically a collection of cheap sweets costing 1 or 2p..or even 1/2p, when that coin still existed). That shops closed down years ago unfortunately. It was a good old fashioned grocer/sweet shop, the type you don't seem to see any more.

For all your classic sweets needs > http://www.aquarterof.co.uk/

[Kyros]

I used to get 10p a day pocket money, and I used to spend it at our local corner shop on what I used to call a "10p mixment" (basically a collection of cheap sweets costing 1 or 2p..or even 1/2p, when that coin still existed). That shops closed down years ago unfortunately. It was a good old fashioned grocer/sweet shop, the type you don't seem to see any more.

For all your classic sweets needs > http://www.aquarterof.co.uk/

My local shop still does the classic sweets by the quarter, or by the 100g as it now is. Penny sweets also, but I dread to think how much they actually cost now, they must do it by weight. I'm a sucker for dolly mixtures.