And despite my description, japs really aren't very chocolately. It's quite a faint flavour (and actually, you can get coffee ones, too). I wish someone would come and help me out describing the damn things.
Sounds suspiciously like something I was feed in Germany under the alleged name of 'Niggerkusse'(!). They had coffee flavoured ones and melted quickly in the car as I recall. Not very nice, even given the chocolate componant. Germany + national cooking expertise =no comments...though they may be of an originally Turkish origin.
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Re: I love bakers
Date: 2004-03-04 09:09 am (UTC)Much nicer. Much lighter biscuit. Less jam.
And despite my description, japs really aren't very chocolately. It's quite a faint flavour (and actually, you can get coffee ones, too). I wish someone would come and help me out describing the damn things.
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Date: 2004-03-04 12:21 pm (UTC)They had coffee flavoured ones and melted quickly in the car as I recall. Not very nice, even given the chocolate componant.
Germany + national cooking expertise =no comments...though they may be of an originally Turkish origin.
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Date: 2004-03-04 02:21 pm (UTC)Very melty does sound about right, and to be honest I could imagine people not liking these, they are a somewhat unusual taste/texture.