Tim Tam and Strawberry Cheesecake

[mwo2]

Thanks for the google work Bluey....that was a funny bit.... I do believe that a dingdong is pretty close to a timtam more so than a twinkie...because a dingdong has chocolate cake, but the filling is white hhhmmm... I will have to check out my grocery aisles and will post another time with my findings.

Thanks again, our exchange has put me in a very laughing place and I needed that !

Much gratitude !
mwo2

[Bloo Eh?]

That's okay MWO2 but I am a bit concerned about the dingdong slant. Remember - think cookie rather than cake.

[mwo2]

o.k. will do !

[lorisunshine]

Thanks Bluey for the translation

Could you please google for me what Tam Tams a.k.a. dingdongs are called in Canada.
Probably le pouf poufs.

I will certify you just as soon as I find le pouf poufs and try it out.
Lori

[Bloo Eh?]

Lori, you are in luck, I have it on good authority that some specialist shops in Canada actually stock Tim Tams! Also, thinking outside the square, the UK equivalent is called Penguin.

Alternatively, Tim Tam seekers can order direct from -

Australian Products-Tims Tams

[KatieSmiles]

This Tim Tam thing has me all confused as well, something between a choco coated graham cracker and a kit kat

[Rags]

I have a half eaten packet of Tim Tams in my fridge at this very moment.
Katie, Think of a kit kat sort of flavour, but with a half centimetre chocolate biscuit replacing the wafer, and they are a different shape and a zillion times nicer than a kit kat. I don't often eat them. Funnily enough, Tim Tams are a bigger hit with men and boys rather than women and girls here.

[Bloo Eh?]

Rags, I never knew you could get half eaten packets of Tim Tams. In this house there is either a full packet of Tim Tams or an empty packet of Tim Tams.

There's no in-between.

[Rags]

Hi Bluey,
I was in NZ for a couple of weeks and some friends house sat for a weekend.
When I got home a few days ago, lo and behold! Half a packet of them in the freezer!