Sometimes life leaves you no other options.
Sometimes you just have to buy a packet of chocolate biscuits and dunk them… Sometimes these kind of things just need to be done.
Step One- Open your packet of Tim Tams.
Step Two- Nibble the opposite ends
Step Three- Dunk one of the nibbled corners into an appropriately dainty tea cup and suck.
Stop sucking when your dunking liquid of choice, goes up to the top. Inside the biscuit is now squishy and soft with the hot liquid going through it. Quickly drop the whole biscuit into your mouth before losing it to a messy slop inside your cup.
Step Four- Smile contentedly.
Step Five- Repeat as necessary.
cityhippyfarmgirl 
That was a huge thing at Archie’s boarding school. They would all be doing that with their Tim Tams. Great images xx
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One of the best tutorials ever written! 🙂 I can’t do this anymore, not after a bad experience with dark chocolate Tim Tams and vintage port..oooh, my head hurts just thinking about it.. 😉
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i love it brydie..i’ve never done the tim tam straw thing but i did over indulge in them when i was breast feeding my youngest..no wonder he is the chocolate lover in the family..:)
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Share the love Brydie!
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A tutorial I can follow.
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HA! OH yes. Best performed in jarmies. I wonder if this is an absolute Australianism? Reckon they slam Penguins in the UK?
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Love it! As an American, I didn’t know the joy of tim tams until I came over here. Now whenever I go back to the USA to visit everyone requests tim tams!
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The only way to eat a TimTam!
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Sigh….happy days.
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and, we get Tim Tam’s here!
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Yep, done that too. A tim tam is something that you can’t make home made…and I am glad. We can’t cook all the time. Best biscuits ever.
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Oh, Brydie, I love this post! I might have to indulge in a dunking session this afternoon. 🙂
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I do love the pairing of the tim tam slamming with dainty teacups. I think that’s a winning match and I shall endeavor to adopt it in future!
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There’ll be Tim tams on Sunday here. Wonder how they’ll go with caramel lattes? Great post, it made me smile.
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Oh yum. I could go for a Tim Tam right about now, but they’re not the easiest thing to find in the States. Thanks for the fun post!
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Yum delicioso!!
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Oh yes, you’re awesome B! Love that you documented the process 🙂
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Just this week my son asked me to buy him some Tim tams so he could do the tt slam. Something is in the air.
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I was never into the tim tam slam – probably because I don;t drink the right drinks to go in it. Was hoping for a photo and lots of advice as to how to eat it once it gets all soggy 🙂
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I never knew you could do this. Where have I been, lol??? Thank you!
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Hehe I love the ending “repeat as necessary.” 😛 I had a hot chocolate this afternoon that was clearly lacking something and now I realise that it was a pack of Tim Tams! 🙂
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Oh, I almost cried when I saw this post!!!! I used to eat tim tams all the time when I lived in Sydney. Sadly we do not get them here NY. I think it was 10 years ago when I last had one! Thanks for posting this. It brought back some sweet memories and an even sweeter smile 🙂
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Hah! My niece brought back a whole case of TimTams and I’ve been handing them out with instructions- I will have to send them for your tutorial, Brydie!
Thanks- ( is your demonstrator Mr Chocolate?)
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