Ah, the wonders of globalisation. It is now possible, in Bangkok's more upmarket food halls (and potentially also in Buenos Aires, Brisbane and Barrow-in-Furness, I presume), to purchase that glorious German speciality, Mr Knabbits Flips. Sounds like pet food, I know, but it's a crunchy, corn-based snack. Imagine Wotsits, slightly past their best-before date, left to marinate in peanut butter for a few weeks. I know. Yummers and then some, eh?
Friday, June 06, 2008
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Ah, the wonders of globalisation. It is now possible, in Bangkok's more upmarket food halls (and potentially also in Buenos Aires, Brisbane and Barrow-in-Furness, I presume), to purchase that glorious German speciality, Mr Knabbits Flips. Sounds like pet food, I know, but it's a crunchy, corn-based snack. Imagine Wotsits, slightly past their best-before date, left to marinate in peanut butter for a few weeks. I know. Yummers and then some, eh?
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I though the whole USP of Wotsits was that they taste slightly past their best-before date.
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Wyndham
I'm ashamed to be a German who doesn't already know about this. I must investigate further.
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Ooh, welcome back, Wynders. OK then, even further past the BBD than they normally are.
Don't investigate too hard, Rimshot. We're talking anaphylactic shock at 20 paces.
Bums! Da fiel die Lampe um,
Und Alles war Petroleum!
Don't know why I've put this in really, but it seems an adequate response, confirming as it does that German home-kookiness encompasses teeth-lingering snacks and popular song.
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