Showing posts with label TAM-Findings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TAM-Findings. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 01, 2017

Saturday, September 01, 2007

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Tim Tam Pack

A Tim Tam is a delicious cookie ("biccie" in Oz slang) made by Arnott's of Australia that is chocolate, or some other, cream between two chocolate wafer layers, all covered with milk or dark chocolate. There are some variations - Tia Maria filling, double coating, and the like.

But the true genius of the Tim Tam is its ability to be used as a delicious if somewhat limited use straw. This practice is known throughout Australia as the "Tim Tam Slam". I was lucky enough to get both some Tim Tams and some instruction from an Aussie at a recent social outing, so as a public service towards better International Understanding, I would like to present a pictoral guide towards enjoyment of this fine biscuit, which deserves to be far more widely known in this country.

If you do not have a merchant of Australian products nearby, or an Aussie friend to bring you some, the nice people at Aussie Products in San Jose, California, would be happy to mail order some to you without Customs hassles. They're on the "Arnott's Sweet Biscuits" page. (Try the Kahlua Slice, too, they're very good.)

The Tim Tam Slam

1. Prepare a suitable hot beverage. Coffee is mighty tasty with this, although many Aussies favor tea.

2. Take the Tim Tam and daintily nibble off two opposite corners of the rectangle.

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TAM-TAM music group

Sunday, December 12, 2004

TAM-House

the house where TAM lived. Posted by Hello

Start of another BLOG.

These blogs are perfect for the making of digital catalogues. So why not start one when one finds an idea to work on. Over the decades I have been collecting findings ot the words TAM and RUUD. They aren't always connected to me. So this BLOG will show you what I have found in the world what TAM and RUUD stands for. If you have illustrations I could use, please e-mail them to me at: r.janssen@iuoma.org , Help me to build this collection.

Ruud