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Fisherman's Friend -cold?

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tali1 | 21:17 Tue 30th Nov 2010 | Food & Drink
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Do Fisherman's Friend lozenges really protect you from the cold as they claim on the packet?
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Strewth pasta! You must have a strong constitution!
23:09 Tue 30th Nov 2010
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Gee pasta, we can whiff them from here....
23:09 Tue 30th Nov 2010
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It taste horrible when you just put it in your mouth, but after a minute it's not bad.
23:11 Tue 30th Nov 2010
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We yanks are made of strong stuff.........;-))

I always thought they had a touch of liquorice.......
23:14 Tue 30th Nov 2010
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* Liquorice
* Edible Starch
* Edible Gum
* Menthol (0.9%)
* Eucalyptus Oil (0.15%)
* Capsicum Tincture
23:15 Tue 30th Nov 2010
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Y'know, this could well be my Mastermind 'specialist subject' ... haha
23:16 Tue 30th Nov 2010
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Getting back to ........the question - it seems there is no medical/clinical proof that they protect from the cold
02:43 Thu 02nd Dec 2010
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Rot your hankies boxy, do people still use them, I think they are disgusting?

I love them.
03:04 Thu 02nd Dec 2010
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They are very warming, I love them too
03:05 Thu 02nd Dec 2010

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