I once went to a burger bar and their Cheese burgers came with liquid cheese


True story.

Pah. Cheese in a can is the future:

So cheese is still available?

Damn, I meant chicken.

I like chicken.
I love it in a stirfry myself.

I think goose is much tastier than chicken.

Gutted they replaced coconut revel with the awful coffee one

Also on the subject of canned items do you remember the choc you could pour on ice cream that instantly turned from liquid to solid,one Nina and her neurons methinks

Sounds like a hunks thread theme. pmh or Bernard Matthews?

Toblerone's still nice too actually.

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So, that's cheese and chicken that's apparently still widely available, don't seem to have got the hang of this thread.

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Oh you'll regret that when me and the skein fly over your car or back garden on wash day. Avianist.

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I used to love that stuff, I dread to think what was in it with being the early eighties. E number-tastic.

A version of that chocolate flavour stuff that solidifies on contact with ice cream is still available, not sure of make or name, but it was with the sauces and wafers etc. in Morrison's in the summer.

Catchy name, I like it.

Or alternatively "I Can't Believe It's Not That Chocolate Flavoured Stuff That Solidifies On Contact With Ice-Cream".

Now you're just being silly. Think I'm a silly goose you do. Not falling for that.

Embassy No.6, proper fags them, fags for blokes.

Golden Cup.

Don't remember them, are they similar to two girls one cup?

Nestle's version of a Cadbury's Caramel, with runnier caramel IIRC. Not too bad.

Rowntrees mrs barista rowntrees,could only afford the small one in foil wrap size of a squashed finger but soooo nice

Erm Nestlé bought out Rowntrees years ago.
I would imagine she was naming the parent company.
Look at a Kitkat or a Toffee Crisp wrapper you wont find the name Rowntree on them anymore (Unfortunalty)

Just had a Curly Wurly, they are nice being around a while too.

Yes, I also like to spend a bit of time with my Curly Wurly before eating it. Good company aren't they.

The point I made was golden cup was discontinued whilst still being rowntrees branded therefore nestle never should be refereced with golden cup,massively pedantic I know but to get anywhere near 1 up on mrs barista is to be snapped up

Fair enough.
I still think its crap that the UK now has NO chocolate companys when we used to have lots

You are correct, it was Rowntrees at the time. Rowntrees is still the branding for fruit flavoured sweets like Fruit Pastilles. Since it's getting near Christmas it's nearly time for Matchmakers, which are made by Nestle but branded[u "Quality Street Matchmakers" [/u now. It says on the website "MATCHMAKERS have joined the QUALITY STREET family" Why would they, unless it was some sort of shotgun wedding? When was the last time you picked out a toffee penny from a tin of Quality Street and when you unwrapped it it was actually a Matchmaker? Disturbing.