Tim Tam Slam is the practice of drinking a hot beverage through a Tim Tam.
1. Make a warm cup of coffee, tea, chocolate, milk, or milo. (Hot one may be difficult if you can't handle hot stuff like me.)
2. Bite off 2 opposite corners OR 2 ends of Tim Tam. (biting off the opposite corners makes it take longer for the biscuit to melt)
3. Drink the beverage through the Tim Tam, using it like a straw.
4. Drink till the Tim Tam is almost gonna melt then slam it in your mouth
before it breaks or explodes.
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Sunday, November 24, 2013
Tim Tam Slam
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