Cadbury Cream Egg

[whitenemesis]

How do you eat yours??

Me, bite off the top, stick tongue in and wiggle then chomp!

 

[timskemp]

In two. Thin end, then remainder.

 

[CE230]

On the door step to the dental surgery.

 

[robert.saunders]

In two. Thin end, then remainder.

Exactly the same, a most wondrous sweet

 

[amwebby]

How do you eat yours??

Me, bite off the top, stick tongue in and wiggle then chomp!

Don't you end up biting your tongue that way?

 

[JonnyCJ]

In two. Thin end, then remainder.

Yep, the classic 1-2. Ideally you should have a 30 - 70 split in terms of volume. The front teeth acting as a destabilising force on the egg structure and the molars finishing the job off with a powerful chomping motion.

I've tried the tongue in and wiggle technique but couldn't really get my head round it.

 

[Druk]

Eat the ears first.

 

[WLeg]

In one.

 

[BTB 500]

How about deep fried, in batter:

http://www.metro.co.uk/news/article.html?in_article_id=112094&in_page_id=34

 

[MD5]

Lightly microwave for five seconds, then use a twix bar as a soldier. Happy Easter!

 

[purplegoddess]

nasty sickly horrible things

 

[spinaltap]

Last year, when my daughter was on work experience at Cadbury, sampled 'strawberry' cream eggs - but I have yet to see them on sale.

 

[johnsco]

HAPPY EASTER TO ALL FORUM MEMBERS.

Open mouth very wide - Pop it in - Then hope you're not disturbed for the next ten minutes

Johnsco

 

[ringway]

nasty sickly horrible things

Agreed.

 

[ringway]

How about deep fried, in batter:

http://www.metro.co.uk/news/article.html?in_article_id=112094&in_page_id=34

NO, NO, NO.

 

[ringway]

How about deep fried, in batter:

http://www.metro.co.uk/news/article.html?in_article_id=112094&in_page_id=34

Forum members in Scotland can verify this.

My Uncle was in a chip shop in Scotland and ordered pie and chips.

They asked him if he wanted the pie dropping into the fat, to which he replied "no thank you."

I just can't imagine what a deep-fried pie would taste like...

Surely better than a deep-fried cream egg though.

I seem to recall deep-frying of Mars Bars in some areas too.