Biscuit of choice

Had a bit of a debate about the better biscuit for the preproom so thought I'd throw it out and see what everyone else thinks. We have bourbons, custard creams and the occasional choc chip cookie.
 

Purple Cat

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M&S Dark chocolate ginger biscuits or M&S dark chocolate rounds.
Failing that dark chocolate KitKats - plain or mint (milk chocolate orange ones if desperate).
My favourite biscuits no longer exist - dark chocolate thins
 
Dark chocolate digestives, milk chocolate digestives, chocolate hobnobs, bourbons, chocolate chip cookies, M&S chocolate biscuit selection...... see the theme here....? :laughing: :laughing:

Don't mind a cow biscuit (malted milk - called cow biscuit since I was a kid 'cos it's got a cow on it ;)), rich tea, non-chocolate digestive, Nice biscuits, shorties, shortbread, ginger nuts (with a hint of lemon for preference, but will eat any), custard cream, squashed fly biscuits (you know the ones I mean! :laughing:) - basically any biscuit is fine, particularly if I've not paid for it...... :rolleyes:
 

Purple Cat

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The ginger biscuit things?
Sainsbury's still do them
These;
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None, because I work in a stoopid place, with stoopid techs who don't drink tea or coffee or eat cake! ( But then they don't chat, have lunch together etc either) I'm fed up & need a biccy! Rich Tea for dunking. Custard creams for the yum factor.
 
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None, because I work in a stoopid place, with stoopid techs who don't drink tea or coffee or eat cake! ( But then they don't chat, have lunch together etc either) I'm fed up & need a biccy! Rich Tea for dunking. Custard creams for the yum factor.

More biscuits for you then surely?! We don't tend to sit together for lunch or tea break, but we do drink tea & coffee, and eat biscuits & cake. I have my own snack draw in my desk that's full of biscuits and chocolate just to make sure I always have something when I need it.
 
Personally I would go for shortbread fingers, chocolate hobnobs or peanut cookies or Fox’s crunch creams or…
Anything chocolatey is favoured here with the senior biscuit buyer liking chocolate malted milk over any other biscuit.
 
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