EATS: Tim Tam's from Australia

My stepdad went to Australia the past week to check on his farm and some other stuff that grown-ups do. 

We made a checklist on what to bring from Australia and back here to Stockholm. Among the list were staplers, supplies for school, Microsoft Office disks and Australian foodstuffs. 

He brought me two packets of TimTams, a biscuit kinda like a Kitkat (name resemblance, eh?), two packs of our favorite nougat and VEGEMITE. 

Based from internet sources, a packet of TimTams cost from about 2.50 to 3.20 Australian dollars, about 16-20 Swedish Crowns or 2-3 U.S dollars.

First Impression: Once I opened the packet up, I thought that they would go beautiful as an accompaniment to afternoon tea or coffee. 

I tried the original one first, because you always need to try the original ones first, duh. IT WAS AMAZING! The filling was very creamy and was very delicious. I think it was too biscuit-y though, but I don't care. It's very good. Highly recommend. The texture of the biscuit was like a thinner but wider Kit-Kat. 

Then I tried the dark chocolate one. I personally prefer milk chocolate (in general), because of its creaminess, and I think that dark chocolate is quite bitter, and white chocolate is just... "ehh". 

This kind of dark chocolate biscuit was good too, but it was kinda bitter too. Clearly not a disappointment, though. 

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I shall try nougat and Vegemite next time! 

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