FabSwingers.com forum: Having some really deep thoughts...

By *indictive OP Man
over a year ago

Bridgend

We have been having a discussion on what is the best biscuit for dunking in tea...

Know chocolate hobknobs are out favourite biscuit but we are debating whether its the nicest dunker.

We had been introduced to Tim Tams by an Australian friend but do they count as biscuits?

We have been thinking long and hard on this and would appreciate some external input...

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By *wm19Man
over a year ago

Cardiff

Genuinely don’t see the attraction of a soggy biscuit…

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By *indictive OP Man
over a year ago

Bridgend

"Genuinely don’t see the attraction of a soggy biscuit…"

Ah but a good dunker doesn't get "soggy" per se, it holds its shape and texture but takes on the flavour of the tea. For instance a rich tea does indeed become soggy and is pointless as a dunker in my opinion (mr)

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'd go with the hobnob,

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By *wm19Man
over a year ago

Cardiff

"Genuinely don’t see the attraction of a soggy biscuit…

Be it hard or soggy, still can’t see the attraction of a tea flavoured biscuit.

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By *ust Us TogetherWoman
over a year ago

Newport

Gingernuts dunked in ice cold milk....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Salted Carmel hobknobs are the best!

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By *andom_999Man
over a year ago

Swansea

Traditional chocolate digestive for me. Tea and biscuits is the perfect combo in my opinion.

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By *ite -meWoman
over a year ago

my house

Ewwww dunking,not my thing.

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By *ogerBottomsMan
over a year ago

Aberdare

"Genuinely don’t see the attraction of a soggy biscuit…"

You clearly weren't at Eton with the Prime Minister.

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By *ogerBottomsMan
over a year ago

Aberdare

"We have been having a discussion on what is the best biscuit for dunking in tea...

Know chocolate hobknobs are out favourite biscuit but we are debating whether its the nicest dunker.

We had been introduced to Tim Tams by an Australian friend but do they count as biscuits?

We have been thinking long and hard on this and would appreciate some external input...

The Hob Nob retains structural integrity while absorbing a certain amount of the liquid. It's like they invented a biscuit for dunkers.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Prefer a custard cream myself

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By *ynonvalleyboyMan
over a year ago

merthyr

Jammy dodger

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Definitely the hobnob!

The Peter Kay biscuit sketch is well worth a watch on this topic

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By *r sugarandspiceMan
over a year ago

Wales

Milk chocolate malted biscuits are nice for dipping not for dunking lol

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By *aleunicorn69Man
over a year ago

cardiff

Gingernuts or custard creams

Bourbons are a good biscuit but I don’t like them dunked

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By *indictive OP Man
over a year ago

Bridgend

What about chocolate hobnobs?

Anyone experienced Tim Tams?

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By *heekychopperMan
over a year ago

Swansea

I do love the chocolate hobnob dunked.

But I hate all the bits in the bottom of the mug as you get to the end!

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By *indictive OP Man
over a year ago

Bridgend

I dont mind the bits at the bottom!

Its when you dont use an appropriate biscuit and the bugger breaks off in your cup of tea. Thats is gross...

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By *elshcouple18Couple
over a year ago

Cardiff

A good quality nice biscuits, dunked in milk, our bedtime snack..

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By *affygt61Man
over a year ago

rhondda

McVities plain biscuit, stays rock solid

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By *ountainwalkerMan
over a year ago

port talbot

Garibaldi

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Garibaldi "

Yes, I came here to say this and fig rolls too but dipped in milk instead of tea xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hubby said hobnobs, he has dunked crisps in his before now, weird bastard

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By *ac711Man
over a year ago

south Wales

Ginger nuts and coffee

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By *oobyliciousnessWoman
over a year ago

outside Llanelli.

Anyone else like using a Kitkat like straw by biting off each end of the finger and sucking up your tea or coffee .. delicious.

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By *elshman78Man
over a year ago

South Wales

Dark chocolate digestives & they’ve made them more dunkable so they don’t drop in your tea

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By *indictive OP Man
over a year ago

Bridgend

"Anyone else like using a Kitkat like straw by biting off each end of the finger and sucking up your tea or coffee .. delicious. "

Yes but you have to suck really hard

Tim tams are an Australian version of a penguins but that's what they do with them, bite the corners of and suck!

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By *elshman78Man
over a year ago

South Wales

"Anyone else like using a Kitkat like straw by biting off each end of the finger and sucking up your tea or coffee .. delicious.

Yes but you have to suck really hard

Tim tams are an Australian version of a penguins but that's what they do with them, bite the corners of and suck! "

Sounds like my ex wife

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