Traditional Biscuit Treats
Yummy traditional biscuits for the long weekend. I visited Red Earth in Mullingar and bought some Cartwright & Butler Biscuits. They are a lovely treat. If you haven't tried them you should, plus you get the lovely tin too that looks good in the kitchen. Hope everyone is enjoying the long weekend.
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I've had the salted caramel, they were so nice! Now I use the tin for teabags. Hope you enjoyed Red Earth, I love it there.
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ReplyDeleteThey are yummy alright. Yes I love Red Earth, the food is really good too :) Myself and my mam love visiting
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