Please be as honest as you can....But

[geepee]

If you received a tin of these......


For a Christmas present...... would you
(a) know what they was...?
(B) Know what to do with them..?
(C) Feel honored and privileged..?
Or
(D) Feel Insulted.?
Mind, I luv the tin..

PS
It contains 3 Dozen ,that is 36, NOT Bakers dozens..lol
I await your comments.
Gp

[Jay-ell]

Would you have preferred socks?

[chris_m]

If you received a tin of these......
For a Christmas present...... would you
(a) know what they was...?

Yep

(B) Know what to do with them..?

Yep - you can eat them, I cut 'em roughly in half and slap butter on 'em, other prefer cream and/or honey. You need something fairly sticky otherwise the crumbs get everywhere coz they are fairly hard and very dry.

Or you can throw them - but not this year, coz the festival's been cancelled;
Dorset knob-throwing festival cancelled for 2018 - BBC News

(C) Feel honored and privileged..?
Or
(D) Feel Insulted.?

I wouldn't complain.

[Lumpy]

Shame they are not decorative knockers............................fleabay them

[Mr Bones]

I think it's a great present. My daughter sometimes makes me a few nibbles as a gift, they're lovely and I really value them.

[Guest]

None of the above. I have heard of them but that is about it. However I like foody gifts and things that are a bit different, especially regional foods.

e) I would be pleased and intrigued.

[Small pumpkin]

If you received a tin of these......


For a Christmas present...... would you
(a) know what they was...?
(B) Know what to do with them..?
(C) Feel honored and privileged..?
Or
(D) Feel Insulted.?
Mind, I luv the tin..

PS
It contains 3 Dozen ,that is 36, NOT Bakers dozens..lol
I await your comments.
Gp

(A) yes
(B) yes
(C) grateful that someone had brought me a gift
(D) why?

[Bren In Pots]

None of the above. I have heard of them but that is about it. However I like foody gifts and things that are a bit different, especially regional foods.

e) I would be pleased and intrigued.

I agree with NG plus you get a useful looking tin once you've eaten them all.

[Guest]

Ok just had a gurgle and yes my opinion of the person who gave them to me for Christmas would go down.

[Nicos]

I know about them but never eaten one.
I'd be really chuffed to try something different.
Love the tin!

Te h�.....I just spotted this on Wiki..

"A Dorset knob throwing competition is held in the Dorset village of Cattistock every year on the first Sunday in May.[4] The record throw of 29.4 metres (96 ft) was set in 2012.[5] The festival also includes such events as a knob and spoon race, knob darts, knob painting and guess the weight of the knob.[2]"


Seeing the event is cancelled this year, you've plenty of time to practice for the next one

So...Yup-I'd be very happy with that gift.

[Scarlet]

I just had to g@@gle too! They sound lovely and the tin is fab

[Scarlet]

^^^ shame the biscuit throwing day is cancelled for this year - would have been a fun day out!

[Snadger]

Dorset knob-throwing festival cancelled for 2018 - BBC News

[Thelma Sanders]

I'd be happy to receive an amusing tin, whether the biscuits turn out to be to my taste, or not

[Nicos]

Just think of how many packets of seeds you could put in it afterwards!