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Arnotts Tim Tam




As kids, biscuits were treat but cream biscuits like Bourbon with its cream in between and white crystals of sugar on the chocolaty brown cookie top was a super treat. Now everybody knows, how kids eat those cream biscuits. Split them into two and savour the cream in between. With Tim Tam's you dont have have to split and choose which side to start with.. no matter how you slice it, there's chocolate all over.. seems like a solution of mathematical problem.. but first things first.. you cant escape the chocolate and its not for the faint of heart.. who are happy with a hint of chocolate like in wafers. Personally its too sweet for me, I would stop with half, but the texture of soft chocolate and crumbly cookie.. is bound to rake up memories like the Madeleine did to Proust

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