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Larry Koch
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Khong Guan creamy chocolate biscuits Review
Nicey replies: Thanks Larry,

I think the basic nub of what you are saying is that we managed to try the really grotty ones.


Chew Lip Ping


Khong Guan creamy chocolate biscuits Review
Nicey replies: Thanks for that I was just following what the pack said, so it must have been a fully localised Chinese export pack.

Robin Joker
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Khong Guan creamy chocolate biscuits Review
Nicey replies: Yes the best thing about the biscuits was the box that Jonathan constructed to send them in. The younger members of staff are using it to keep pencils in. Other than that I've yet to taste a nice biscuit from China, and as I've tasted quite few now this is not a veiled invitation for people to send us more.