Bambi said:Man utd players use jaffa cakes to restore much needed energy after a hard days training
belgian that is.Abcidia said:I prefer PIMS sorry
I already said that last bit thoughsnow2fall said:
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[/font]World Cup super food revealed
Updated 02 May 2002, 12.04
The secret is out. England's World Cup team won't be relying on skill, technical ability or even David Beckham.
They have something far more powerful ...
The answer: the humble Jaffa cake.
The biscuit with the orangey bit was revealed as the team's secret weapon by the official England chef.
Roger Narbett has the task of selecting every meal for Sven Goran Eriksson's squad.
High energy
He went on a fact-finding mission to Japan to ensure they have all the right foods there.
But discovered a distinct lack of the chocolatey super food.
A long-term favourite of Man Utd, Jaffa cakes are believed to be a good high energy food to keep the players going.
Because theyre endorsed by man united of course :Smug:Lord_Of_This_World said:why are jaffa cakes more expensive then?
I know you did. That's why I quoted your post above, you know. Just didn't wanna cut the article.Bambi said:I already said that last bit though
I am well versed in the ginger nuts, and I have also 'come across' some ginger snaps in my time. There is not much difference really.Strangelight said:does anyone know the difference between Ginger Nuts and Ginger Snaps?
Yeah, I have had remarkably similar ginger nut/ginger snap experiences. I can only guess that ginger snaps are from higher class supermarkets ie. Sainsburys, Marks & Spencers and so, which I am rather unfamiliar with. Maybe I'm wrong, I don't know.Mick Moss said:I am well versed in the ginger nuts, and I have also 'come across' some ginger snaps in my time. There is not much difference really.
snow2fall said:I know you did. That's why I quoted your post above, you know. Just didn't wanna cut the article.
Anyway, I've never liked the combination of fruits and chocolate. Brrr.