Instructional Writing - Mr Twit Beard Buns
Published 04/11/24
Instructional Writing - Mr Twit Beard Buns
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They also made Mr Twit’s beard buns using crushed up Shredded Wheat and jelly sweets for the pieces of food found in his beard.
It was disgustingly good fun