Never had s'mores? Holy crap, you're missing out D:

Originally Posted by phanto

Never had s'mores? Holy crap, you're missing out D:

Most definitely. S'mores are delicious!
Also (belated) hello and welcome to Menewsha!!

It's something that's on my bucketlist xD

I've never had smores either so you'll have to make enough for everyone.

We need a s'mores party, for all the unintiated!

Hell yes. S'mores parties are the best kinds of party.

Howdy Phanto, good to see Jelly hasn't scared you off. And indeed I am another uninitiate (is that a real word?) in the world of s'mores. Show us the way to the s'mores side master

I've never had s'mores either. There are quite a few of us, it seems.

We need that party!

Well here across the pond, in ol' blighty s'mores don't seem to be something commonly enjoyed... But we have our own delicacies (noticed how many conversations on Menewsha devolve into food?)

Hmm obviously marmite is the typical example, are sausage rolls popular with our cousins across the Atlantic?

But I do miss my lucky charms, ridiculously priced here now about £5-7 a box? So what in U.S dollars $10 ?

My signature should be an obvious telling of my interests. I consider it a personal achievement if I can make it through at least five posts of conversation without a mention of food.

I do enjoy Marmite, though it seems to be a rather acquired taste. Am I right, Ikuto Akihiko Hasegawa:?

I've never had Lucky Charms I think. They didn't have those here until several years back, and they are rather costly. I do remember Trix fondly, though.

@IroaseDelschatten well you have failed with your personal achievement! And yes marmite is one of those things, and hey just 'cus I'm a Brit doesn't mean we all like it, I personally hate the stuff! Unless it is on twiglets... On mini cheddars or in crisps (potato chips) had lucky charms as a kid loads, but then they stopped selling them, too many E numbers and sugar apparently, I just think it was a big cover up, over someone actually getting hold of the leprechauns lucky charms!

Anyway *walks back into s'mores party*

It's a terrible track record, I know.

Aah Yes! Jelly was telling me about those twiglets but I have yet to get some to try. I saw them selling in the stores the other day but didn't grab them as I was short on cash during that time. Usually, I spread Marmite on cream crackers or toast if I looking for some warmer food.

Definitely something fishy there.
Someone save the leprechauns!

*starts a bonfire for the party*

Marmite! D8< -smites-

I've never heard of this....Marmite?

If Jelly or Iro tell you try it, tell 'em to shove off.

Lmao, I kid.

But I still wouldn't try it.

It's yeast extract, and it's delicious! Best thing ever is spreading it on a toasted cheese muffin.

Actually, a cheese and black pepper muffin from Sainsburys!



Ignore these heathens that don't like it.

Yeah because yeast extract sounds sooo delicious.


I do still need to try it in a ... wussitcalled, like a baste. Ooh actually that's right, I gave it away when I moved and I don't think there's any here. OOOH WELLLL~

I don't even know where you would find that over here o.0

I found it at World Market, if you happen to have one of those nearby.

Nope, not one of those either xP

While Marmite is YEAST extract, s'mores are the genius combination of grahm cracker, chocolate, and toasted marshmallow.

That's right captains of Menewsha, smores are for people gunning for flavor factor nine!
Full speed ahead, Sulu, hom-nom-noms at the helm.

She cannae tak it captain Ethos!

Whenever I hear Graham crackers I think of cream crackers rather than biscuits.

Originally Posted by KatMagenta

She cannae tak it captain Ethos!

Whenever I hear Graham crackers I think of cream crackers rather than biscuits.

Mummy can't wait till crimbo, cream crackers with, cheese. Love my different cheeses at the moment. Applewood smoked, ones with whisky or mustard seeds, cranberry yum yum

Cream crackers remind me of my great nan, she always used to eat a couple, with a scrap of cheese, for elevensies. Not a cracker I'd ever buy from choice these days, too boring.

THESE ARE WHAT YOU WANT! Totally

I've been on a cheese kick lately, myself. Goat cheese, cotswald double glouster, red dragon, and any and all sharp cheddars that happen to cross my path. Good stuff.