This thread is important 08:53 - Jan 25 with 1392 views | solemio | Dr Leah Broad, lecturer at the University of Oxford has produced a list of 'classical' composers as biscuits. The two important ones are Mozart: Hobnobs - delicious on its own and the foundation of many other biscuits. Beethoven: dark chocolate hobnobs. King of biscuits. Also Elgar: digestive - often used to symbolise Britishness. Consequently many people in a love/hate relationship with this biscuit. Oh dear, back to Brexit. | | | | |
This thread is important on 09:02 - Jan 25 with 1345 views | BrianTablet | This explains why I've always thought Pachelbel sounds more like a biscuit than a composer. Dark HobNob is the King of Biscuits? Ha Ha. Milk Chocolate Malted Milk knocks it out of the tin by miles. | |
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This thread is important on 09:14 - Jan 25 with 1311 views | solemio |
This thread is important on 09:02 - Jan 25 by BrianTablet | This explains why I've always thought Pachelbel sounds more like a biscuit than a composer. Dark HobNob is the King of Biscuits? Ha Ha. Milk Chocolate Malted Milk knocks it out of the tin by miles. |
Dr Broad says: Pachelbel - malted milk biscuit; the basis for so many other biscuits, but ultimately a bit boring on its own. She is talking of the plain version, not the chocolate one. Liszt: Jaffa cake. Is he a cake/composer or a biscuit/performer. He doesn't care; he's popular and raking in the money. | | | |
This thread is important on 09:27 - Jan 25 with 1279 views | Coastalblue |
This thread is important on 09:02 - Jan 25 by BrianTablet | This explains why I've always thought Pachelbel sounds more like a biscuit than a composer. Dark HobNob is the King of Biscuits? Ha Ha. Milk Chocolate Malted Milk knocks it out of the tin by miles. |
You sir need a palate service | |
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This thread is important on 09:32 - Jan 25 with 1267 views | BrianTablet |
This thread is important on 09:14 - Jan 25 by solemio | Dr Broad says: Pachelbel - malted milk biscuit; the basis for so many other biscuits, but ultimately a bit boring on its own. She is talking of the plain version, not the chocolate one. Liszt: Jaffa cake. Is he a cake/composer or a biscuit/performer. He doesn't care; he's popular and raking in the money. |
Dr Broad is certainly a fast researcher. Berlioz: Big, hulking rough-ground version of Oreos. Favoured by Canadians. | |
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This thread is important on 09:33 - Jan 25 with 1263 views | BrianTablet |
This thread is important on 09:27 - Jan 25 by Coastalblue | You sir need a palate service |
Yeah but.... Yeah but.... Yeah but... Shut uuuuuuuup. | |
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This thread is important on 10:09 - Jan 25 with 1222 views | solemio | I knew this thread would be totally non-controversial. | | | |
This thread is important on 10:20 - Jan 25 with 1198 views | Swansea_Blue | What about these? Obviously not classical, so would they be associated with Pink, or is that too obvious? | |
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This thread is important on 10:28 - Jan 25 with 1176 views | solemio |
This thread is important on 10:20 - Jan 25 by Swansea_Blue | What about these? Obviously not classical, so would they be associated with Pink, or is that too obvious? |
Dr Broad says: Johann Strauss - pink wafer: all flash, no flavour | | | |
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