How do you eat your chocolate digestives?
Tori_Scope
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I'm back with another very important question for you all today.
My dad contacted me recently to let me know about a debate that's (apparently) happening around the correct way to eat a chocolate digestive biscuit.
There's only one correct way to eat one to me, so I'd be interested to know your thoughts. Vote in the poll below!
My dad contacted me recently to let me know about a debate that's (apparently) happening around the correct way to eat a chocolate digestive biscuit.
There's only one correct way to eat one to me, so I'd be interested to know your thoughts. Vote in the poll below!
How do you eat your chocolate digestives? 13 votes
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Chocolate side facing upIt's got to be choclate facing up lol ?
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Chocolate side facing upOn earth, chocolate facing up, in space there is no up so a bit more tricky but generally I’d advise to have the chocolate facing your eyes for maximum enjoyment. ?
“This is my simple religion. No need for temples. No need for complicated philosophy. Your own mind, your own heart is the temple. Your philosophy is simple kindness.”
― Dalai Lama XIV -
Chocolate side facing upThe only way is up!
More importantly, to dunk or not to dunk?
I cant bare even seeing other people dunk....let alone having a dunk myself.... -
Chocolate side facing upVery controversial @Cress! I like a cheeky dunk from time to time.
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Chocolate side facing upI don't like any chocolate covered biscuit...there's no way to eat them without messy fingers!
The chocolate side should obviously be down for the eating experience...that's where your tongue is with all the taste buds! But to reduce messy fingers I'd eat them choc side up. -
Chocolate side facing upMy dad made a good point about the eating experience @OverlyAnxious: although he eats it chocolate side up, he immediately flips it once it's in his mouth so that it's chocolate side down. I think I do the same.
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Chocolate side facing downCress said:The only way is up!
More importantly, to dunk or not to dunk?
I cant bare even seeing other people dunk....let alone having a dunk myself....
(does anyone remember that, getting a cup of tea in a cafe ) -
Chocolate side facing upVaguely @66Mustang but you can buy lotus biscuits in most supermarkets2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡
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got to be the right way up, my better half bought some lovely stem ginger chocolate biscuits lush looking thick chocolate I thought two would be nice till I took a bite and the ginger was so strong I hide the second biscuit till another cuppa, one a day is plenty.
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Chocolate side up with a cuppa. Always have, always will! Lol
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Chocolate side facing upI always have the chocolate facing upwards, but I went on Google and mcvitties said the chocolate is the bottom side, as that's how it's made in the factory, with the name imprinted on the top.
But, each to their own, it's all going same way lol. -
Just one bite at a time...
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Chocolate side facing upAlways chocolate facing up we can taste it and smell it ?
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