Royal Air Force pilots could be able to enjoy a Tunnock’s tea cake at 30,000ft after a 60-year myth they explode was busted.
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The Royal Air Force has lifted a ‘60-year ban’ on a popular treat after tests found it won’t explode in cockpit. Tunnock’s ...
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Tunnox Tea Cakes were regularly snacked on by RAF airmen while flying nuclear bombers during the Cold War. However, the RAF added the sweet treat to their no-fly-list after a tea cake exploded in the ...
When the captain pulled an emergency depressurising switch the iconic Scottish treat erupted - leaving a sticky mess over the ...
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