Tunnock's Teacakes cleared for flight
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RAF clear 'exploding' Tunnock's teacakes to fly after 60 years
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RAF Centre of Aerospace Medicine gives them the all-clear to fly again after tests in altitude chamber.
The chocolate-covered treats were banned from RAF flights after a marshmallow explosion in 1965 .
RAF tests found they did not explode and the mallow filling puffed out of the casing.
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