You Jammie Dodger you!!! (Burtons Jammie Dodgers)

Member Name: krispy

Product:	Burtons Jammie Dodgers
Date:	06/01/06 (129 review reads)
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Advantages: Great for dunkin

Disadvantages: You don't get enough in a pack

One day I was looking round my local cheapie shop when a familiar sight caught my eye, which isn't difficult considering the wrapper is bright red and yellow. But anyway there I was doing the 'shall I shan't I' routine (which I don't know why people bother doing, I mean have you ever done this and opted for the shan't?) Anyway, true to form I opted for I shall.

So I picked up a pack or two or three (well there was an offer on for buy 3 for 99p) I had to buy 3 for the sake of mankind. Eventually I got to the till and paid for them and they were mine, all mine (mmmmm my precious)

I got them home n headed straight for the kettle and prepared for a big dunkin session. Now everyone knows that you have to dunk Jammie Dodgers, it just has to be done. The great thing is the jam stops them from falling apart or crumbling and I hate bits in the bottom of the cup, it makes me gip. The next thing you will experience is that to die for taste, like a mix of pastry like your grandma made and fruity raspberry zing which tickles the tastebuds almost as if it were a nice fruity red wine. The aim now is to not penetrate the middle, just nibble round the edges then you devour the middle by itself. The other trick is to not get sticky fingers (this can take practice) Then you are hooked. You just have to finish the packet. After all it would be a crime not to, wouldn't it?

Then all you have to do is sit back and savour the flavour you have just experienced the roller coaster ride that is Jammie Dodgers. From the excitement of the purchase to the consumption of sheer delight in a biscuit.

And remember, it's not a Jammie if you don't dunk it.

Summary: Best biscuits for dunkin but not enough in the pack