I love biscuits.

[Legz]

Chocolate malted milk are the best jobbing biscuit, followed by shortbread. Then you have those German butter biscuits ones from Lidl etc with thick chocolate - dark ones preferred. Jam and cream jobbies also very popular round our way. Lemon puffs? Can you still get them?

As for wrapped up jobs, orange Club or Kit Kat - Viscount were good...

So many biscuits, so little time...

(p.s. Garibaldi deserve an honorable mention for sheer weirdness value)

Farmfoods are selling lemon puffs. I love a garabaldi....and my hubby thinks I'm weird .
Jammie dodgers...but only the ones with the cream in, biscoff biscuits and fox's classics are immense.
The one that does the damage for me though is shortbread fingers....if you see me with a packet of them and a cup of tea....be warned its gonna get messy!!!

 

[Scrug]

Custard creams, can’t beat either the m&s or waitrose basic range ones for about 40p

Tesco do a rhubarb and custard value version of these. They’re I N C R E D I B L E.

 

[Scrug]

For the Aldi shoppers amongst us. These are top tier.

 

[Muttley]

A little controversial perhaps but

Oaties are better than Hob Nobs. Opinion!!!1

 

[GibbosEmpire]

Bourbons
Hobnobs
Jammy Dodgers
Digestive biscuits

 

[Wiseman_Vaughn]

nice!

 

[Paulh10]

Biscoff

 

[atypical_boro]

A little controversial perhaps but

Oaties are better than Hob Nobs. Opinion!!!1

Chocolate ones - correct

 

[equaliser]

Farmfoods are selling lemon puffs.

biscoff biscuits and fox's classics are immense.
The one that does the damage for me though is shortbread fingers....if you see me with a packet of them and a cup of tea....be warned its gonna get messy!!!

Thanks for the tip!
You must have that that Biscoff spread then. A jar lasts about a day in our house.
Shortbread, yeah, you can't beat the old classics - doubled in price, mind

 

[Legz]

Thanks for the tip!
You must have that that Biscoff spread then. A jar lasts about a day in our house.
Shortbread, yeah, you can't beat the old classics - doubled in price, mind

I don't even spread biscoff on anything...I just get a spoonful everytime I'm in the kitchen

 

[The Ruthsayer]

McVities Digestive.
There is no other biscuit worthy of consideration. The cynosure of twice-baked-dom.

 

[Reidydog]

White chocolate digestives are lovely

 

[Juninhoburger]

For the Aldi shoppers amongst us. These are top tier.

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Surely Pick Up doesn't cost much more, £1 for a pack of 5 usually. How much cheaper are the knockoffs? (And more importantly, do they do a dark chocolate variant like Pick Up?)

 

[BobUpnDown]

A little controversial perhaps but

Oaties are better than Hob Nobs. Opinion!!!1

Oaties are a worthy competitor

 

[Scrug]

Lads.

Farmfoods.

They’ve just launched themselves to the top of the table.

 

[Jonny Ingbar]

What’s your fave?

Can’t beat these imo.
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That's a twix disguised as a biscuit

 

[Scrug]

That's a twix disguised as a biscuit

I have to disagree with you there Jonny. Sure, the ingredients are the same, but they’re just worlds apart, maybe it’s the ratio.

It’s like when some foods just taste better out of a bowl. The vehicle matters.

 

[Liquid Jones]

Another shout for those M&S chocolate covered ultimate custard creams, if you haven't had them you won't believe how nice they are.

On a normal day it would be a Fox's Crunch Cream though, any type. Thank you for posting up those cherry bakewell ones, I love the idea of a bit of jammy dodge in there.

Thank you.

 

[JaenBoro]

I've been told to write Orange Club but for me it's chocolate digestives, chocolate hobnobs or custard creams - the best dunking biscuits.

 

[Jonny Ingbar]

Does anyone else make a cuppa purely as an excuse to have a biscuit with it?