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  • No jumper buying?! Things must be serious redo!

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  • Seasidegal58
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    I had to Google Coltsfoot Rock redo - I had never heard of it before!  Appears to be a Northern sweet!  What does it taste like?🤔
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    I had to Google Coltsfoot Rock redo - I had never heard of it before!  Appears to be a Northern sweet!  What does it taste like?🤔
    It’s very hard to describe …. I may be wrong but I think it’s towards the aniseed / liquorice area of flavours?

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  • Seasidegal58
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    Thanks @Kajikita!👍😀  I probably won't bother - not a great fan of those flavours!
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  • Sounds like I'd like Coltsfoot Rock then - I love anything aniseedy, and have just demolished the bag of salted licorice I thought at the food show inside a week...oops! :lol: 
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  • Yes @KajiKita is absolutely right, a crumbly rock with an aniseed/liquorice type flavour.  I used to get them in the chemists as a child so a nostalgic purchase.  

    I had one of those moments of giggling at the 'last minute ideas' marketing, then looking at the date and realising I am completely ignoring festivities so a minor flurry of activity to order the things I know I needed to buy at least. I used to buy my presents on Christmas Eve changing train on the way to my parents - happy days.  I think life was a lot simpler then even if I had a lot less to spend.





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    I used to love Christmas Eve panic shopping then staying up until midnight wrapping them 😆
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  • A friend told me a few years back her brother had bought all his gifts on the way home on Christmas Eve after a few drinks and wrapped them while still merry, meaning everyone opened their gifts to find that under the wrapping paper they were still in various carrier bags with the receipts inside
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    I’ve been looking at the Astonish mould spray so interesting to hear it’s good. I bought the HG one which was a lot more expensive. Not used it yet. 
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