Bourneville.
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Bourneville.
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he did ask from where he ask fo choclate!Originally Posted by bigboab
Bourneville.
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Bournville is a type of dark choc in England
All spelling mistakes and grammatical errors in my post's are intentional.
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Here you are Joob Joob.
Incidentally Joob Joob is a candy too.
The best way to keep a secret:- Tell everyone not to tell anyone.
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Dark with hazelnuts.
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yeah u want some ol man
Incidentally Joob Joob is a candy too.
but u can hav none
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mmmmm......chocolate.
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Last edited by Alien5; Today at 12:51
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Jube JubeAlso Jujube
Noun: sweetmeat (Ok, a sweetie... alright - for you Murcans - candy)
As far as the writer is aware, this is a hardish, jelly covered with sugar. You may of course, know differently. Please feel free to bombard the forum with corrections pointing out all the things that I got wrong...I promise to give each and every one the same amount of attention, so please feel free to post your thoughts...
Apparently this was originally taken from the name of a fruiting tree the Jujube.. see links:
The Jujube
These may originally have been medicinal sweets, and the non-medicianl teeth-rotting attributes just gradually took precedence over the medicinality of the confection.
As far as I know, (but I may be mistaken) no-one still makes jujube/jube-jubes as such... Does any one know of a manufacturer in Scotland?
There may also be a sweetie still being made in the States called Jujubes. But some people think they should be called Joojoobeees. (how crazy is that?)
See this link:
US Joojoobeees
The best way to keep a secret:- Tell everyone not to tell anyone.
Kentish old lady
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mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm... chocolate.
edit: double image tags... d'oh!
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ahh man!Jube JubeAlso Jujube
Noun: sweetmeat (Ok, a sweetie... alright - for you Murcans - candy)
As far as the writer is aware, this is a hardish, jelly covered with sugar. You may of course, know differently. Please feel free to bombard the forum with corrections pointing out all the things that I got wrong...I promise to give each and every one the same amount of attention, so please feel free to post your thoughts...
Apparently this was originally taken from the name of a fruiting tree the Jujube.. see links:
The Jujube
These may originally have been medicinal sweets, and the non-medicianl teeth-rotting attributes just gradually took precedence over the medicinality of the confection.
As far as I know, (but I may be mistaken) no-one still makes jujube/jube-jubes as such... Does any one know of a manufacturer in Scotland?
There may also be a sweetie still being made in the States called Jujubes. But some people think they should be called Joojoobeees. (how crazy is that?)
See this link:
US Joojoobeees
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