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Fig rolls
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Trying to think which ones I've got in the biscuit barrel. They'll be either aldi or lidl, and I think they're fine.You have the same number of hours in the day as Einstein had. Use them.0
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I've always found there's not much difference between the Asda and Sainsbury's ones - I suspect they're made in the same factory. The Lidl ones are okay, not tried Aldi's.Bacman said:Years ago I got the Jacobs fig rolls then found them a bit "burnt" and dry so stopped, tried Asda ones which were ok but really liked the Sainsburys ones as were tasty and a little moist. Now the Sainsburys ones are dry and a bit "burnt".Are the Aldi or Lidl ones moist or are they like eating a Digestive now too?0
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