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Speaker 2: Really it's moving to Melbourne. Is how much you love
Speaker 2: for your biscuits, and particular Arnot's biscuits. There's a lot
Speaker 2: in that family tree of Arnot's.
Speaker 3: Well, if you walk into the biscuit isal of a supermarket,
Speaker 3: it's very much goes from there tonight.
Speaker 2: It's that they sponsored the r They should just call
Speaker 2: it the Where's the Arno? Good Luck? If you're launching
Speaker 2: a biscuits to go, it's the micro Also, I was
Speaker 2: looking yesterday how many of these biscuits are sold a
Speaker 2: year here in Australia. Five hundred and thirty seven million
Speaker 2: packs of Arnot's biscuits. Oh yeah, over half a billion,
Speaker 2: half a billion. I mean when they took about how
Speaker 2: the travelingustry is struggling at the moment, but the mega
Speaker 2: industry is the biscuits. That is incredible. Half a billion
Speaker 2: packs a year sold last year for three point two
Speaker 2: billion to eat on musk. No, yeah, what so he Now?
Speaker 3: I am very very disappointed you guys.
Speaker 2: Both of you much. He's maybe an electric biscuit? Is
Speaker 2: he going to him in the space biscuits eons? He's
Speaker 2: gonna call them elons. Yeah, it was sold last year
Speaker 2: for three point two b in no idea who too?
Speaker 2: But yeah, So if we're talking about to me to
Speaker 2: be this thing the last couple of weeks about the
Speaker 2: Mount Rushmore, the Mount Rushmore, the four Presidents. Okay, if
Speaker 2: we were just going to pick four of all the
Speaker 2: different great biscuits that Arnot's do, right, which fourth? There
Speaker 2: was only four to go on the Mount Rushmore. Of
Speaker 2: Arnot's biscuits, which one you can only pick? One demands
Speaker 2: to go up there, has to go up there, Jack,
Speaker 2: What would it be for you? Just one?
Speaker 3: If we're only doing this sweet biscuits, not the shahapes
Speaker 3: and barbecue shapes. Piece of shapes more I know, and it.
Speaker 2: Is in that. But they're more chips to me, aren't
Speaker 2: they great? You wouldn't if it were on a plate
Speaker 2: with a nice cup of tea more TV.
Speaker 3: I would like to give an honorable mention to the
Speaker 3: Chocolate Royal, which I used to eat as a kid,
Speaker 3: which is the skit with a marshmallow on top, and
Speaker 3: then they case the whole thing in chocolate. But that
Speaker 3: is more of a kid's type. In the middle, I
Speaker 3: want to my favorite, which I think should be up there.
Speaker 3: Which you don't hear often lauded, is the caramel crowns.
Speaker 3: I love a caramel crown and someone, just as I
Speaker 3: said it before, called it a Nana biscuits.
Speaker 4: He's a Nana biscuit. Jans have those?
Speaker 2: She'd know a life style of a nana on the
Speaker 2: show by six up early in the morning. You know
Speaker 2: she'd knows. So why is it nanabiscuits? It's something that
Speaker 2: you know and Grandad had.
Speaker 3: What do you say past?
Speaker 4: My elderly aunt loves them. But they've been it's just
Speaker 4: because it's been around for quite a while, I think, Jack,
Speaker 4: haven't they.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because it's a classic.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Now, why are you making it your favorite? What
Speaker 2: dictates it's your favorite? It's the overall taste compared to
Speaker 2: any of the other.
Speaker 3: M tastiness above all else tastiness.
Speaker 2: That's what would have confirmed, is the important caps of teastens, Patsy,
Speaker 2: what's it for you?
Speaker 4: It's got to be Tim tam category for me. But
Speaker 4: it's got to be the double coated Tim Tam.
Speaker 2: So the single coating not enough. You've got to go
Speaker 2: to a double doubling.
Speaker 4: It's like Tim TAM's on steroids, so you get like
Speaker 4: they just chocolate and it's just delicious.
Speaker 2: I do like the chocol Ripple and the butternut snap
Speaker 2: as well, both very good, but I was going to
Speaker 2: pick one and good for the I love a chocolates,
Speaker 2: It's got to be the chocolate Ripple for me. All right.
Speaker 2: Let us know then we can only have four of
Speaker 2: the Bsit's go on the mount Rushmore of Arnot's biscuits.
Speaker 2: There's a lot to choose through.
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Speaker 2: All right, so imagine the Mount Rushmore of Arnott's biscuits.
Speaker 2: What four biscuits and only four biscuits should be up there? Jack,
Speaker 2: your one is the caramel crayon. In a word, why tasty?
Speaker 3: Thank you, perfect combination of caramel and chocolate.
Speaker 2: Patsy. Your one that's up.
Speaker 4: There, yeah, double coated, Tim Tam because it's got the
Speaker 4: perfect balance of crunch taste and chocolate chocolate nus in.
Speaker 2: A word, delicia. Okay, so we've got tasty and delicious.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 2: Let's go to lines now as well. Let's chat to David.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 1: How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm good, buddy, So which Arnot biscuit is going up
Speaker 2: on the Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 5: There is only one, the mighty Kingston.
Speaker 2: Now, why the Kingston. This is one of the few
Speaker 2: on it's biscuit that only has one name. Most of
Speaker 2: them have two or three words in the name. The
Speaker 2: Kingston is one of only one of two that's only
Speaker 2: just got the simple name. Also, the Kingston is trademark,
Speaker 2: like they don't want anyone else using that. We've got
Speaker 2: big plans for Kingston.
Speaker 5: It's just it's like a cross between a Minianzac and
Speaker 5: it's got the chocolate chocolately filling in the middle of it,
Speaker 5: and it's just fantastic. You know, I'm a diabetic and
Speaker 5: when my blood sugar drops, I'll go through a pecket
Speaker 5: in one sitting easy.
Speaker 2: Now, now tell me this, David. Is that on the
Speaker 2: doctor's orders always like you always have to have a
Speaker 2: pack at these handy for the rest of your life.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, My LA depends on them.
Speaker 2: It's a life support system for you, David, Right, Kingston,
Speaker 2: It's part of your favor day, all.
Speaker 1: Right, David.
Speaker 2: Then the Kingston in one word?
Speaker 5: Why oh life saving?
Speaker 2: Okay, that's too wid accepted. Lifesaver. We did that, David,
Speaker 2: Thanks you, cor my very funny. Have a good day
Speaker 2: and all right, Matt, good morning.
Speaker 6: There you going?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, which one are you going for? Which aren't
Speaker 2: biscuit goes on the Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 6: Has to be. The Scotch finger has to be it
Speaker 6: you you get to one of those family events, mate,
Speaker 6: and somebody falls out, somebody falls out one of those
Speaker 6: assorted packs. The Scotch fingers are always the third ones
Speaker 6: to go.
Speaker 2: That is the great list litmotest in a sortman pack
Speaker 2: watch ones always go first. That's a great criteria like that.
Speaker 2: You boored that down. Well you put strong case there
Speaker 2: for the Scotch finger.
Speaker 6: Yes, there, I resist all, mate, absolutely irresistible. But my
Speaker 6: local Coles is always run down of them and they
Speaker 6: don't even put they don't even put them on special
Speaker 6: because they the bugs.
Speaker 2: Don't need to put them on specials. They're hot. They
Speaker 2: don't need any discounts.
Speaker 3: They can charge twenty dollars a packet.
Speaker 6: They can the little buggers get away with everyone.
Speaker 4: Get the original or the chocolate, the.
Speaker 3: Chocolate coated ones, the original original, the originals to the
Speaker 3: same way that.
Speaker 6: You'd go for the original shape. You can't you can't
Speaker 6: reinvent something so true.
Speaker 2: Once you got the wheel, you don't need to try
Speaker 2: and a wheel you made a strong case, Matthew. Now
Speaker 2: it's a matt okay, so the Scott's finger in one word.
Speaker 6: I already use it, mate, irresistible, irresistible. Your fingers hover
Speaker 6: over that little spot in the tray where it's allocated
Speaker 6: for it doesn't go anywhere else. It's like magnetically drawn
Speaker 6: to the ones got finger.
Speaker 2: We couldn't put it anymore, has to go out because
Speaker 2: of your strong case there, Matt that's great, Thank you
Speaker 2: very much.
Speaker 6: No, all right, don't go on.
Speaker 2: All right, if you got any more, say we got
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Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I was only dissuaded at the fact that
Speaker 6: album that plight of the workforce apparently.
Speaker 5: Have to work five days.
Speaker 4: In a week.
Speaker 2: Karen, Thank you very much. You called. That's a cool one.
Speaker 2: You all right, thanks man.
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