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I'm going for multigrain Ryvita after my lunchtime snack. My jumper looks like a bird feed table.
Warning: Do not attempt this snack with a full beard.
Flake.
End of...
DrP
Edit - surely a lunchtime snack is, erm, lunch?
Anything my daughters are eating on the sofa. Particularly effective....
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Exhibit A, m'lud. The Mini Cheddar
Weetabix.
You don't even have to bite - they spontaneously crumb.
Flake.End of...
DrP
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johndoh - Member
Weetabix.You don't even have to bite - they spontaneously crumb.
Oddly, dried Weetabix left in the bowl is the hardest substance known to man. It's what they made the Great Wall of China out of. FACT.
Cream mcrackers are pretty good for crumbs.
On the non food front, washing (laundry) powder tablets are prone to sudden and dramatic disintegration.
one of my friend's gluten-free biscuity cake things. surprisingly tasty, but they turn in to dust.
Ah, Flakes.
Anything gluten free.
Crunchy Nature Valley bars. Ridiculous crumbage
The chocolate coating on a [url=
- all the chocolate would eject when you bit into it
Greggs sausage roll.
A cholesterol and crumb dirty cluster bomb.
Oddly, dried Weetabix left in the bowl is the hardest substance known to man. It's what they made the Great Wall of China out of.
Hmm, good point.
[s]Greggs[/s] pound bakery sausage roll.
Sausage roll is a good shout, though I'm not sure it's crumbs that are shed is it? I'm thinking its more flakes. 🙂
they put flakes in a sausage roll? **** me no wonder they are bad for you
Ooh, I know.
Croissants.
Croissants.
Flakes as well I think. 🙂
they put flakes in a sausage roll? **** me no wonder they are bad for you
It's a Greggs pain au chocolate.
Flakes as well I think.
Not the speed I eat them. Om nom nom.
Oddly, dried Weetabix left in the bowl is the hardest substance known to man. It's what they made the Great Wall of China out of.
Very true...it's easier just to throw the bowl out.
You are all wrong by the way - the crumbliest per bite are various Chinese cakes. They seem to be specifically designed to explode crumbs everywhere and dry your mouth out. I can't remember the name of them, but they look like this;
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There are some that look a bit like this that seem to be made out of compacted dust...
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