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Waggon Wheels

They most certainly are -
when I was a boy they were so large you had to take them down to a Kwik-Fit Tyre place for them to get the wrapper off for you.
They should be rebranded as Dinky Car Wheels.
 
When we were kids they were certainly bigger,or was it because we were so small

Mossy
 
The only time I ate a Waggon Wheel as a child was when I had been swimming at George Arthur Baths. It was a treat to sit, shivering and with wet hair, in the cafe and have a cup of Horlicks (in a very thick "Horlicks" mug) and a Waggon Wheel. Didn't take much to make us happy!
 
Alf said:
Can't find anything Mike
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Alf, if you click on it again go to 'search for Wagon Wheels in existing articles' and click on it, then on there scroll down and you come to a choice of 'Wagon Wheels' headings to click on. The first is the biscuits.
Of interest to you I think is a 1930's cinema film called "Wagon Wheels" listed as well.
Sorry it's not straightforward and there must be an easier way but I'm not up with these link things
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Mike
 
Probable explanation for the confusion is that you are searching for WaGGon Wheels when you should be searching for WaGon Wheels
 
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