Magic, eh? The product looks and tastes very much like the English "Hobnobs", and, I suppose, not to get in trouble with McVitie's the German producer decided to call his "creation" Hobbits. Pretty clever.
Well, when Brandt got founded, the Aldi brothers still danced around the Christmas tree, in the scrotum of their dad. Dark Hobbits? No! Could easily be considered racist. Whole milk chocolate or no whole milk chocolate would be your question.
I didn't know you could eat Hobbits whilst reading about them.
ReplyDeleteMagic, eh?
DeleteThe product looks and tastes very much like the English "Hobnobs", and, I suppose, not to get in trouble with McVitie's the German producer decided to call his "creation" Hobbits. Pretty clever.
Ah, an Aldi-esque case of, ahem, letterly henky-penky then. Are there Dark Hobbits, too, residing, perchance, in a dark hole?
DeleteWell, when Brandt got founded, the Aldi brothers still danced around the Christmas tree, in the scrotum of their dad.
DeleteDark Hobbits? No! Could easily be considered racist. Whole milk chocolate or no whole milk chocolate would be your question.
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ReplyDeleteI agree to that.
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