Da Mammy would put sewing thread in them then realise she forgot to switch off the immersion then we’d head out for a chicken fillet roll 🤣Only in Ireland 🤣🤣🤣
justmeetshah on
Big Sewing knew we wouldn’t buy empty boxes, so they baited us with chocolate first.
RumanHitch on
In case you think this happens just in Ireland. It happens all over the world. Grew up in Spain and the same box fooled placed in the same shelf fooled me multiple times. As a kid I kept opening it hopping for it to have biscuits at some stage and it never happened…
Odhran-J-McAnnick on
ideal for love-letters, Valentine’s Day cards, and billet-doux…
Are-you-kidding79 on
Danish shortbread enters the chat……
susanboylesvajazzle on
My mother still uses a Danish butter cookie tin from the 80s (possibly 70s).
NopePeaceOut2323 on
Amateur, it’s supposed to be a Danish biscuit tin.
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Back in my day you could fit twice as many spools in one of those.
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Da Mammy would put sewing thread in them then realise she forgot to switch off the immersion then we’d head out for a chicken fillet roll 🤣Only in Ireland 🤣🤣🤣
Big Sewing knew we wouldn’t buy empty boxes, so they baited us with chocolate first.
In case you think this happens just in Ireland. It happens all over the world. Grew up in Spain and the same box fooled placed in the same shelf fooled me multiple times. As a kid I kept opening it hopping for it to have biscuits at some stage and it never happened…
ideal for love-letters, Valentine’s Day cards, and billet-doux…
Danish shortbread enters the chat……
My mother still uses a Danish butter cookie tin from the 80s (possibly 70s).
Amateur, it’s supposed to be a Danish biscuit tin.