Someone You Love Would Love Some, Mum (Or Dad)

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Sinéad  writes:

Ireland’s iconic Jacob’s Mikado biscuit is the inspiration for Gourmet Burger Kitchen’s mind-meltingly good new milkshake, The GBK Mikado Shake! Available from today (Wednesday, 25th May) for a limited period,.

This new must-try concoction is cool, creamy, coconutty, strawberry swirled and best of all, topped with an actual Mikado!

The GBK Mikado Shake is now available from all five GBK restaurants, priced €4.75. You can find GBK at South William Street, South Anne Street and Temple Bar in Dublin City Centre and Swords and Liffey Valley.

It tastes even better than it looks 50 free shakes being given out from 3pm today. Just rock up and ask!!

To celebrate we have a meal for FOUR at Gourmet Burger Kitchen with a GBK Mikado Shake for dessert to giveaway to a Broadsheet reader.

To enter, just complete this sentence:

‘Biscuit-wise my most pleasurable dunking experience involves a (name of biscuit) into a cup of (name of beverage)’

Lines MUST close at 4.45pm 6.30pm

GBK

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43 thoughts on “Someone You Love Would Love Some, Mum (Or Dad)

  1. fluffybiscuits

    Who doesnt love playing soggy biscuit with their mates

    Apart from myself …

    I do like dipping ginger snaps into a big cup of tea but only because they stop snapping,…and breathing..and..oh wait did I murder that ginger?

  2. Paul

    Biscuit-wise my most pleasurable dunking experience involves the auld stalwart Digestive into a cup of Bewley’s tea. Simple but still the best.

    (unless we can include chocolate bars, then a Wispa for dunking as the middle melts first creating a mushy chocolate straw).

    1. ahjayzis

      As a fellow Bewley’s devotee, do you also suffer shocked looks and screams of ‘Heresy!’ when asked by either the Lyons or Barrys brigade to pick sides?

      1. Paul

        A lot of people don’t even know Bewleys is an option, “but… isn’t that a café?” Having family from Cork makes the Barrys-snub that much more painful. Another jackeen with his fancy tea :-)

  3. Dόn 'The Unstoppable Force' Pídgéόní

    I do not understand biscuit-dunking. It ruins the biscuit and the drink.

      1. Dόn 'The Unstoppable Force' Pídgéόní

        I am racist against chocolate biscuits on this side of the world. Your chocolate is rubbish.

  4. Darren

    Biscuit-wise my most pleasurable dunking experience involves a Penguin into a cup of strong tea. *top tip” nibble one corner from each end of the Penguin and use the biscuit as a straw for the tea…… then bite into the biscuit. Thank me later.

  5. ethereal

    biscuit-wise my most pleasurable dunking experience is a biscotti into a glass of Vin Santo

  6. Micl

    Biscuit-wise my most pleasurable dunking experience involves a chocolate biscuit cake into a cup of double cream.

    Just the one cup, I’m trying to watch my figure.

  7. martinm

    This isn’t good for you.

    Also, €4.75 for a milkshake with a single mikado on top!

  8. Kolmo

    ‘Biscuit-wise my most pleasurable dunking experience involves a Arrowroot Biscuit into a cup of tea made from collected rainwater that dripped through the roof of our atrociously built new apartment block, it was 2009, times were bad, so pleasure had to be drawn from such everyday simplicity. It was a simpler time, a happier time, a more innocent time.

  9. moochaill

    Biscuit-wise my most pleasurable dunking experience involves a cantuccini into a cappuccino. Why?
    1). It softens the cantuccini, reducing the risk of shattering your teeth (something a Mikado would never do).
    2). Notions
    3). It doesn’t leave biscuit-remains at the bottom of the cup, which are worse than Hitler.

  10. Nilbert

    Biscuit-wise my most pleasurable dunking experience involves a diabetic slump into a cup of shame.

  11. Joe cool

    Biscuit wise my most pleasurable dunking experience has to be a pint of fresh milk and a pint of fruit shorties. Nooooom

  12. ahjayzis

    Biscuit-wise my most pleasurable dunking experience involved the low key, underrated beauty that is a Bourbon Cream, truly the premier, most regal and delicious of bickies, into a cup of Bewley’s Dublin Breakfast tea left to brew for far too long for that superior hangover-destroying strength and flavour.

  13. Mou

    1. A ginger nut into milky tea – the ginger nut turns in a gooey caramel like sludge. Effortlessly slips down the hatch.
    2. The purple snack into milky tea- technically not a biscuit but also technically a biscuit. One side/end has a thicker layer of chocolate than the other. Fun.

  14. Maria

    Biscuit-wise Chocolate Fingers (biscuits ….) dipped into hot tea …… slurp slurp …. melted moments ….

          1. MoyestWithExcitement

            Fine. I’ll set up my own country, with hookers and blackjack, and no currants, and lots of Futurama references.

          2. MoyestWithExcitement

            Of course. And by hookers I mean rugby players. They can hand me the blackjacks. I mean, just as long as they don’t play rugby.

          3. MoyestWithExcitement

            Grand. As long as we get at least one particularly hefty one who can tick his winky between his legs we’ll all be happy.

  15. Andyourpointiswhatexactly?

    Speculoos into a nice, properly made, frothy cappuccino. I prefer scooping the froth with a biscuit to dunking it, to be brutally frank.

  16. Rebecca McGrane

    Biscuit-wise my most pleasurable dunking experience involves a big dirty custard cream into a cup of a single plum, in perfume, floating in a mans hat…..
    http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lr46dz9tMt1qzs3xio1_500.png

    If no one gets this Simpsons reference I’ll just show myself out…….

    But in all honesty can’t beat any biscuit dunked dunked into a cup of tae and then you horse the whole thing down.
    Except those shite cafe noir biscuits, down with that sort of thing.

  17. Tarmo

    Biscuit-wise my most pleasurable dunking experience involves a McVities Hobnob into a cup of hot chocolate.

  18. Fr Dick Byrne

    ‘Biscuit-wise my most pleasurable dunking experience involves a penguin with the ends broken off into a cup of T’

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