biscuits

So i know we have a few biscuit enthusiasts on here and i know we can debate about digestives or hob nobs or whether a jaffa CAKE is a cake or a buscuit, or whats the best for dunking in your brew etc......

......but, i went to ikea today (i know, stupid fuxking thing to do right!) But hear me out.

They do these jammy dodger type biscuits in there with like a layer of white stuff (maybe mallow, maybe cream) and the ah the dogs doo dahs!

Smaller than a jammy dodger in size but very nice.  Only 80p a packet too.  Ikea warrington.  Leading the way in biscuits

(You know you cant resist boncey!)

wait till Nat see's this 

Fox biscuits for me, (but I'll try anything) 

I'm actually surprised people still eat biscuits.

Why would I have a Hob Nob when I can have a Twirl.

On a more distressing note, Nestle have reduced their Rolo multipack by two Rolos in each tube.

That's 8 less Rolos in each sitting.

Twats!

On the very few occasions I've had to endure Ikea shopping I've always treated myself to a tin of their ginger biscuits.

The only bright spot in an otherwise normally grim day out!

Try M&S lime and lemon Jaffa cakes.

y2johnny wrote:
They do these jammy dodger type biscuits in there with like a layer of white stuff (maybe mallow, maybe cream) and the ah the dogs doo dahs!

Isn't that just like a Happy Face biscuit? Used to love them.

Love a rich tea with Lurpak butter spread on it. Do love a good Fox's biscuit too, especially the double chocolate cookies, it's like a normal chocolate chip cookie but with a layer of chocolate on one side too. My favourite biscuits has to be the standard milk chocolate digestive though, could probably eat a whole packet with one cuppa, if I'm not careful.

Leeds_Trotter wrote:Love a rich tea with Lurpak butter spread on it.

Oooo! Now we are talking although for some reason rich tea fingers taste better smothered in butter!

They are the perfect shape to be dunked in your tea as well.

Natasha Whittam wrote:I'm actually surprised people still eat biscuits.

Why would I have a Hob Nob when I can have a Twirl.

Depends what you do with your twirls.

DEANO82 wrote:

y2johnny wrote:
They do these jammy dodger type biscuits in there with like a layer of white stuff (maybe mallow, maybe cream) and the ah the dogs doo dahs!

Isn't that just like a Happy Face biscuit? Used to love them.

BN's?

karlypants wrote:

Leeds_Trotter wrote:Love a rich tea with Lurpak butter spread on it.

Oooo! Now we are talking although for some reason rich tea fingers taste better smothered in butter!

They are the perfect shape to be dunked in your tea as well.

Whenever I tell people I put butter on them, they turn their nose up. Shouldn't knock it until they've tried it.

I put jam on rich tea,then press them together.

So Macmillan are causing a bit of a stir on Twitter after including weetabix on their biscuit chart.

We've rated the nation's most loved biscuits, so you don't have to... :cookie:#MacmillanCoffeeMorning pic.twitter.com/EVGcXkrGKY

— Macmillan Cancer Support (@macmillancancer) September 15, 2021

Do you agree with their ratings?

BoltonTillIDie wrote:So Macmillan are causing a bit of a stir on Twitter after including weetabix on their biscuit chart.

We've rated the nation's most loved biscuits, so you don't have to... :cookie:#MacmillanCoffeeMorning pic.twitter.com/EVGcXkrGKY

— Macmillan Cancer Support (@macmillancancer) September 15, 2021

Do you agree with their ratings?

As a vegan, I'm pretty limited now, when it comes to biscuits anyway. However, Jammy Dodgers are vegan, so that'll do for me.

So much temptation there.

Ginger nuts bottom of the barrel! Best biscuit ever.

Dark chocolate digestives take some beating.

Let's not forget Balsen biscuits, a cornucopia of delights.