No prob.s - digital images are everywhere - they look soooo antiseptic.
Christmas crackers are traditional crackers at Christmas dinners - kids love these! They require a helping hand to pull so it's all joint fun - when the cracker goes 'bang!', the contents are extruded.
this fine British store has a good range of luxury crackers - the hats come with it too. I like Marks & Spencer - their food range has got to be one of the best in the country
Don't forget, crackers are traditionally opened with pudding NOT the start of the meal. I get so aggrecated by people's lack of self control
this fine British store has a good range of luxury crackers - the hats come with it too. I like Marks & Spencer - their food range has got to be one of the best in the country
I meant to ask...how does Marks and Spencer compare to a fine source of food like, say, TESCO?
All kidding aside: my wife and I found a ham and cheese sandwich at Tesco this past summer that we would often find ourselves craving throughout the day. Went well with a bottle of cheap Tesco red wine!
I meant to ask...how does Marks and Spencer compare to a fine source of food like, say, TESCO?
Heh. I used to think Tesco food was awful. They have a 'Tescoes Finest' range which is interesting - a bit too rarefied for my taste. With discrimination, they have some great items in their stocks. Even the newspapers recommends some of their free-range eggs over Sainsburys.
Marks & Spencer is quite special - there isn't much in their food range I won't touch. I've even tried some of their prepared meals which is very unusual for me - and look! I'm still here
We almost always pull the crackers at the start - otherwise we never get the Christmas hats on until dessert.
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It's not exactly "It's a Wonderful Life" but, by God, it's Christmasy.
Originally posted by tonton
Thus quoth "Mr. Crappie".
Heh. Touche. I suppose I just don't make the association, since the word is pronounced as if it were spelled "croppy."
Originally posted by Justin
No prob.s - digital images are everywhere - they look soooo antiseptic.
Christmas crackers are traditional crackers at Christmas dinners - kids love these! They require a helping hand to pull so it's all joint fun - when the cracker goes 'bang!', the contents are extruded.
Check out: http://www.marksandspencer.com/
this fine British store has a good range of luxury crackers - the hats come with it too. I like Marks & Spencer - their food range has got to be one of the best in the country
Don't forget, crackers are traditionally opened with pudding NOT the start of the meal. I get so aggrecated by people's lack of self control
Originally posted by Justin
Check out: http://www.marksandspencer.com/
this fine British store has a good range of luxury crackers - the hats come with it too. I like Marks & Spencer - their food range has got to be one of the best in the country
I meant to ask...how does Marks and Spencer compare to a fine source of food like, say, TESCO?
All kidding aside: my wife and I found a ham and cheese sandwich at Tesco this past summer that we would often find ourselves craving throughout the day. Went well with a bottle of cheap Tesco red wine!
Originally posted by Mr Skills
Don't forget, crackers are traditionally opened with pudding NOT the start of the meal. I get so aggrecated by people's lack of self control
What if you eat pudding at the start of the meal?
Originally posted by e1618978
What if you eat pudding at the start of the meal?
Er... well.. good point.. um... well I meant desert, not, like, Yorkshire Pudding or something and, um ...
I meant to ask...how does Marks and Spencer compare to a fine source of food like, say, TESCO?
Heh. I used to think Tesco food was awful. They have a 'Tescoes Finest' range which is interesting - a bit too rarefied for my taste. With discrimination, they have some great items in their stocks. Even the newspapers recommends some of their free-range eggs over Sainsburys.
Marks & Spencer is quite special - there isn't much in their food range I won't touch. I've even tried some of their prepared meals which is very unusual for me - and look! I'm still here
We almost always pull the crackers at the start - otherwise we never get the Christmas hats on until dessert.
I see that the convo may have moved on now, but I have always called the Cracker Crowns ... Just my family?