Before I had to go gluten-free, my favourite biscuit was the milk chocolate-covered rich tea. If they'd been in the fridge, so much the better.
Biscuit of choice
- Thread starter PreproomJim
- Start date
God, You lot are making me hungry (and its only 9am)
Boubons are my go to biscuit, but I'm getting adicted to Walkers "Baked" crisps.
I supply a couple of teachers with provisions, they have regular bank transfers to my account.
One has a 3can-diet-coke-a-day habit that supplies my crushing a can experiment easily (as well as coke can racers)
Eccles cakes go down reasonably well as do hot cross buns and potato cakes.
I'm working at our sister site today so limited rations
Boubons are my go to biscuit, but I'm getting adicted to Walkers "Baked" crisps.
I supply a couple of teachers with provisions, they have regular bank transfers to my account.
One has a 3can-diet-coke-a-day habit that supplies my crushing a can experiment easily (as well as coke can racers)
Eccles cakes go down reasonably well as do hot cross buns and potato cakes.
I'm working at our sister site today so limited rations
Technician Q
(she/her)
We have one of those. Very useful. I’m the supplier of fizzy drinks bottles from home though
OK so I'm an Aussie and you can't go past the good old Tim Tam. They even have instructions on how to do a Tim Tam slam! Basically it's kind of like a (?)Penguin and the idea is to dunk it in a hot drink then slam it down your throat before it disintegrates! Very easy to go through a pack to a hot drink (my preference being black coffee).
They sell Tim Tams here.
I was trawling supermarkets trying to find the Walkers Baked Crisps! They are somehow so much more 'potato-ish' than other crisps.
Can't seem to get them locally
Home Bargains have all the flavours near me, but I think they are a North west thing.I was trawling supermarkets trying to find the Walkers Baked Crisps! They are somehow so much more 'potato-ish' than other crisps.
Can't seem to get them locally
Lidl have the plain variety most weeks (but not after I've been)
Aldi dark chocolate digestives. Good crunch and a satisfying ratio of chocolate to biscuit.
My brother is 12 years younger than me and when our mum bought malted milk, he called them "moo cow biscuits" The name still stands and he is 48! I like digestive, but not sweet meal ones. Good for dunking.Dark chocolate digestives, milk chocolate digestives, chocolate hobnobs, bourbons, chocolate chip cookies, M&S chocolate biscuit selection...... see the theme here....?
Don't mind a cow biscuit (malted milk - called cow biscuit since I was a kid 'cos it's got a cow on it
Oh wow!!!
Love a TimTam! Some places here you can get the original flavour ones but I've not seen the variety that you get in Oz. Black forest were my favourite.