Thu, 24 Mar 2005 16:35:41 +1100
Amanda Penrose <amanda [at] dd.com.au>
Mmm, much American weridness, but no twinkies. Oh well.
I'd better not go anyway - I can just see myself trying every 'candy' and gum
in the shop. I've always wondered what a Babe Ruth bar tastes like....
NO! Bad AJ!
AJ
Katherine Phelps wrote:
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Amanda Penrose
http://amanda.dd.com.au
You're just jealous because the voices only talk to me.
I'd better not go anyway - I can just see myself trying every 'candy' and gum
in the shop. I've always wondered what a Babe Ruth bar tastes like....
NO! Bad AJ!
AJ
Katherine Phelps wrote:
They used to sell Twinkies in Australia for a little while as "Twinkles".
That was about the time I first moved here, fifteen years ago. You can still
get American weirdness in Australia at this shop:
http://www.usafoods.com.au/
This is where I get stuff for my Thanksgiving dinner such as candied yams.
Toodles,
Katherine
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Amanda Penrose
http://amanda.dd.com.au
You're just jealous because the voices only talk to me.
Wed, 23 Mar 2005 23:26:15 -0800
Linda Page <lindapage [at] earthlink.net>
Baby Ruth, take a log shaped piece of caramel, very chewy, and roll it in
peanuts. Then coat it with milk chocolate. It is not my favorite but candy
with chocolate is never bad.
What Americans call cupcakes, you call fairy cakes, maybe it adds to the
cachet? Or maybe little kids would like it better? I like it with the L :-)
L
Amanda Penrose wrote:
peanuts. Then coat it with milk chocolate. It is not my favorite but candy
with chocolate is never bad.
What Americans call cupcakes, you call fairy cakes, maybe it adds to the
cachet? Or maybe little kids would like it better? I like it with the L :-)
L
Amanda Penrose wrote:
Mmm, much American weridness, but no twinkies. Oh well.
I'd better not go anyway - I can just see myself trying every 'candy' and gum
in the shop. I've always wondered what a Babe Ruth bar tastes like....
NO! Bad AJ!
AJ
Katherine Phelps wrote:
They used to sell Twinkies in Australia for a little while as "Twinkles".
That was about the time I first moved here, fifteen years ago. You can
still get American weirdness in Australia at this shop:
http://www.usafoods.com.au/
This is where I get stuff for my Thanksgiving dinner such as candied yams.
Toodles,
Katherine
