Firstly, for those on the other side of the Atlantic who, it seems, don't have them, may I explain what a Twiglet is. Twiglets are marmite flavoured snacks manufactured in Aintree, Liverpool, by Jacob's Bakery Ltd., a subsidiary of United Biscuits. They are marketed in the United Kingdom and Australia, packaged in a 150 gram bag. They are also available in 25 and 45 gram bags and in 200g tubs. Descriptions from the package: "a whole lot of crunch in a wholewheat munch", "entertain your senses!", "distinctive knobbly shape", "baked not fried".
Normally a Twiglet is long and thin and straight. This time the Twiglet machine went a bit berserk and produced what I think is undoubtedly an animal.
The Competition - to give this animal a name!
The Judges – Jo and I.
The Prize - the satisfaction of knowing you've won!
My hubby and I were looking at this and trying to come up with some witty something of a critter.
ReplyDeleteHe thought it would look somewhat like a Terrier if not for the horn on the top of the head.
So, we come up with the....
"Terricorn"
Twiggy?
ReplyDeleteor about George the genetically modified giraffe...
Big "H" - a unicorn on steroids with an overgrown horn.
ReplyDeleteIt's obviously a long-horned club-legged mule deer!
ReplyDeleteGiant Otter!
ReplyDeleteWeeee! Weeee!
A horse with a top hat.
ReplyDeleteAre we limited to one entry per person/household?
As many entries as you like, Ian. The more the merrier. (And the sillier the better!)
ReplyDeleteMulet or Twool (a mule twiglet or a twiglet mule)
ReplyDeleteIf you add 'Horned' to Simply Heather's suggestion you get Horned Terricorn. That overcomes Simply Heather's problem of the horn. Simple really.
ReplyDeleteBlitzen!
ReplyDeleteFor the Blitz of flavor & crunch you get, plus it looks like a reindeer!