I've heard a bit about these wafer bars from some members recently.I thought they were a northern delicacy.Then yesterday I spotted them in the vending machine at work.So I had to try one.Even at the rip off vending machine price of 70p.Not bad,although I think I still prefer a marathon bar,I mean snickers (daft name).
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it would have been cheeper to buy them i packs of 4.
they are nice but i like the plain chocolate one
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you people have just about never heard of a tunnocks wafer. to shame. to shameComment
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I've heard of em, my local Tesco's sells em, no idea why some struggle to find them.
AdrianComment
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Gods snack bar, love them, and Tunnocks teacakes too.
Tony.Comment
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Lovely wafer bar, my missus loves them, I like them but prefer the ones with the coconut on them....very tasty.
TomComment
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its not coconut,they are lying to you mate its sawdustComment
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That's only on Ron's!Originally posted by \
GernComment
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I couldn't agree with you more Tony, they are very, very moreish, a pack of four does not last long enough though...Originally posted by \Comment
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As with Klear floor polish,I can't see what all the fuss is about.Comment
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Tunnocks are fantastic. Only put into second place by the mighty Jaffa cake
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You haven't lived if you haven't tried a dark chocolate KitKat.Comment
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Tunnock's caramel wafers, tea cakes and caramel logs are Scotland's gift to the world.On the bench: Airfix 1/48 Sea King HC4, Revell 1/24 Trabant.
Coming soon: Airfix 1/72 Phantom FGR2.
Just finished: Airfix 1/48 Stuka & Airfix 1/72 Sea King HC4.Comment
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Seconded !!!!!Originally posted by \
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As a baker by trade, it's always better to make your own sugar based delights
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