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What's the best biscuit for dunking?

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flobadob | 18:21 Tue 25th May 2010 | Food & Drink
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I just sat down with a nice hot cup of coffee and a couple of biccies. I dunked in a custard cream but I don't like the sensation of the biscuit going mushy with the firmer cream inside. Onto the gingernut methinks? Which biscuit do you think is best for dunking?
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Ginger nuts flob, no question
like peter kay said hobnobs the sas of biscuits
Disgusting habit
Definitely ginger biscuits
Gingernuts for me, sorry Peter Kay even though I too am a Boltonian.
Engine Nuts - sorry, ginger nuts!
Ginger cremes
ginger nuts definitely going to have some now
Ginger nuts (or snaps as some call them now)!
Malted milk
Custard creams (but very quickly)

Disgusting or not, it's one of life's little pleasures, but not in company mind!
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Wow. I didn't realise gingernut would be such a popular choice. Maybe that's why I had four of the blighters. That's the problem with taking in the packet rather than a couple on a plate.
lol i wrote my answer then looked think only one person said ginger creams (which by the way are good too fox's)
no dunking!! its disgusting
Nah, you don't know whatcha missing 4get! ;o}
choc chips or dark choc digestives.
Jacobs Ginger nuts - absolutely
McVities Digestives - no contest.
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Yeah, sometimes I'll put two chocolate digestives together, choc to choc, and slam dunk that baby. Agghhhh.
McVities Digestive, Ginger Nuts or Rich Tea biscuits. Couldn't dunk custard creams yeuk!
My bloke bites either end of a penguin biscuit and sucks tea through it
Rich Tea biscuits should be against the law.

What is the point in them?

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