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Crucial biscuit question - which are posher: Rich Teas or Custard creams?

284 replies

JustineMumsnet · 02/07/2009 13:26

We're split down the middle at HQ and it's more important than you think!

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theDreadPirateRoberts · 02/07/2009 13:39

Damn you MN, I have to go and buy biscuits now

BitOfFun · 02/07/2009 13:40

I'm thinking rich tea are slightly posher too.

JackBauer · 02/07/2009 13:40

Hmmm, Rich Tea is posher, agree that CC are a bit too bling to be posh.

What on earth is going on in MN Towers?

melmog · 02/07/2009 13:41

Neither of them are posh.

But why would anyone want a rich tea if there are custard creams on offer?

GetOrfMoiLand · 02/07/2009 13:41

Think they are both a bit charlady common, ackcherly

I think you need to buy something like Butter Thins from Fortnum & Mason to qualify as posh.

Agree that Choco Liebniz and Boasters are the luscious biscuits of choice, but only if you scran the whole packetful at a time. Not for sharing dear god no.

fruitstick · 02/07/2009 13:42

Have been giving this some more thought. If you are thinking in terms of a meeting scenario, the rich tea does require dunking which may place it below the custard cream.

ilovesprouts · 02/07/2009 13:42

ooh rich tea

GingerIgnoramus · 02/07/2009 13:43

RICH TEAS are like a plain tuile kind of biscuit

cc are deffo chavvy

GeraldineMumsnet · 02/07/2009 13:43

Ok, this time Garabaldis and fig rolls. So neither posh but which is less posh?

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GetOrfMoiLand · 02/07/2009 13:44

Dunking

For preference, I would have a custard cream. Why would you eat a Rich Tea, they are like eating paving slabs. Vile.

Why don't you really push the boat out and get some chocolate digestives (plain choc though )

yappybluedog · 02/07/2009 13:44

that's difficult, that is

I would say fig roll less posh

GingerIgnoramus · 02/07/2009 13:45

But you are not posh.
posh people like ME have black tea and plain biscuits

its like any adornement is rough

yappybluedog · 02/07/2009 13:45

nothing more delish than plain choc digestives

GingerIgnoramus · 02/07/2009 13:45

listen MN HQ
go for plain to be posh

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GingerIgnoramus · 02/07/2009 13:45

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melmog · 02/07/2009 13:51

Yes, garibaldi def posher.

Fig rolls better.

In the biscuit world, posh does not mean better.

BitOfFun · 02/07/2009 13:51

Garibaldis are more common than figrolls, because I can imagine being able to buy a couple of them in cellophane at a service station. So figrolls are marginally posher.

GingerIgnoramus · 02/07/2009 13:52

oi justine
have i missed a webchat

yappybluedog · 02/07/2009 13:54

If a biscuit is named after an Italian national military hero, then by default it is posh

squeaver · 02/07/2009 13:54

Good logic, BoF. But it really is marginal because you can imagine someone eating either of them and thinking "this is one of my 5 a day".

BitOfFun · 02/07/2009 13:55
Grin