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| Tea dunking test finds Hobnob-style does the perfect job | Tea dunking test finds Hobnob-style does the perfect job |
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| The Hobnob-style biscuit outlasted its other three competitors | The Hobnob-style biscuit outlasted its other three competitors |
| Oat biscuits are best for dunking in your breakfast brew, a study has revealed. | Oat biscuits are best for dunking in your breakfast brew, a study has revealed. |
| You may think they are taking the biscuit but scientists in Cardiff tested the Hobnob-style, digestive, shortie and rich tea in a biscuit comparative study. | You may think they are taking the biscuit but scientists in Cardiff tested the Hobnob-style, digestive, shortie and rich tea in a biscuit comparative study. |
| After a two-second dunk, the oat biscuit came out on top, lasting 29 seconds before a soggy splash down. | After a two-second dunk, the oat biscuit came out on top, lasting 29 seconds before a soggy splash down. |
| It smashed its competitors with the rich tea breaking after two seconds. | It smashed its competitors with the rich tea breaking after two seconds. |
| Would you be-leaf it? Tea is being grown in Wales | Would you be-leaf it? Tea is being grown in Wales |
| Couple made illegal ravers 'cups of tea' | Couple made illegal ravers 'cups of tea' |
| The shortie was the runner-up, lasting an average of 17.5 seconds, and the digestive took bronze remaining intact for about 8.5 seconds. | The shortie was the runner-up, lasting an average of 17.5 seconds, and the digestive took bronze remaining intact for about 8.5 seconds. |
| Despite this, scientists found digestives retained more of their crunch than the other morning treats and sped up how quickly a tea cools to a drinkable temperature of 61C (142F). | Despite this, scientists found digestives retained more of their crunch than the other morning treats and sped up how quickly a tea cools to a drinkable temperature of 61C (142F). |
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| Tea | Tea |