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Previously on "Easter Thread : Cadbury's Creme Egg : How do you eat yours ?"

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  • Zippy
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    Originally posted by Toolpusher


    As you have so cruelly spurned my advances, you leave me no choice but to spend my many lonely hours devising a method for destroying my creme eggs......

    I love Mousetrap and I'm prepared to overlook the occasional violation of the laws of physics. Sold!

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  • Zippy
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    Originally posted by Toolpusher
    Okay, how about a creme egg omelette in the morning?
    You are still not selling this you know

    Pogle - what would you have and how would you eat it?

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  • Pogle
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    Oy - let me get through Christmas first!

    BTW I cant stand them - yukky little buggers, WAY too sweet

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  • Zippy
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    Originally posted by Toolpusher
    Oooh....yeah, baby.....

    And for drinks, how about a creme egg shooter?
    (No real creme eggs were harmed in the making of this cocktail.)
    I think your choc chat up lines need some work ...

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  • Zippy
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    Originally posted by Toolpusher
    Try a deep fried creme egg. Mmmmm.......
    God no! That is food porn

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  • threaded
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    A trick, sad as it is, two at once, either side of the mouth.

    Definitely make sure you can breath through your nose first...

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  • HairyArsedBloke
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    Originally posted by Board Game Geek View Post
    With the shops now stocking up for Easter,
    I know, it makes me want to

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  • gingerjedi
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    I can't stand that sickly sweet centre, I'm more of a mini egg man.

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  • Zippy
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    I bite off the pointy end, clean out the shell and then nibble what is left.

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  • Cliphead
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    Originally posted by Board Game Geek View Post
    With the shops now stocking up for Easter, it's that time of the year to consider how you like to eat your creme eggs.

    Personally, I like to slice the top off mine with one of these, scoop the contents of the decapitated egg in to one of these , and use one of these to scoop out the goodness in a style to which I am accustomed to.

    The only problem is, I work in an open-plan office, and the HSE team upstairs get a little twitchy with the first part of the process.
    Had a summer job as a student packing shelves in a supermarket, perfected the technique of eating a creme egg whole to avoid being spotted by supervisors or cameras. They last a long time that way and it helps not to have nasal congestion.

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  • Easter Thread : Cadbury's Creme Egg : How do you eat yours ?

    With the shops now stocking up for Easter, it's that time of the year to consider how you like to eat your creme eggs.

    Personally, I like to slice the top off mine with one of these, scoop the contents of the decapitated egg in to one of these , and use one of these to scoop out the goodness in a style to which I am accustomed to.

    The only problem is, I work in an open-plan office, and the HSE team upstairs get a little twitchy with the first part of the process.

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