@oneminmicro: Reply to @lil.bitch2020 Drop me your most favourite way to eat a 🍪TIMTAM🍪 #timtams #microscope #chocolate #yum #food #fyp #fypシ

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Annaflava :

My favourite way to eat timtams is to eat the entire packet in one sitting 🙃

2021-02-23 22:05:32

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Jennifer Saphire :

bite a small bit of each end and use it as a straw to drink ur tea or coffee or hot chocolate then eat it after. honestly soo good 🤤😍

2021-03-08 07:41:27

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zap zap :

tim tam slam, man. look it up! best way to eat a tim tam!

2021-02-23 08:52:07

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Lauren Hudson x :

McDonald’s burger patty

2021-03-08 19:58:23

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zap zap :

interesting video!

2021-02-23 08:52:19

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FoanySteve :

this could legit be in an advert 😂

2021-03-09 01:04:03

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francyvania :

Basically sugar

2021-03-23 15:49:01

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Tegelsten på hjul :

Yum now gimme it🤤

2021-03-08 23:52:50

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SL :

There’s a bug called Conchinea in Tim Tams, could you see their particles?

2021-03-10 11:51:17

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Chantal Meyer :

bite the ends of dip one side into your fav brew take a big sip of coffee be quick because the tim tam gets mushy real quick

2021-03-13 10:07:58

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Ashley :

wtf is a tim tam 😳

2021-03-17 18:31:33

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Kathey CK :

Google recipe for “Tim Tam Tart” its yummy 💜

2021-03-24 10:37:51

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🎣Brock🎣 :

Do noodles

2021-03-28 02:04:30

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Keri :

@that.one.vibegirl

2021-03-28 13:06:28

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James :

Tell me you're Aussie wothout telling me you're Aussie... :P

2021-04-28 04:45:53

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LizA :

I want that!!!

2021-06-28 01:51:29

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Andrea Barnes :

100% sugar lol

2021-09-22 07:07:13

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