Penguin biscuits are chocolate covered bars with a cream filling originally created in 1928 and becoming a McVitie’s product in 1965. They are famous perhaps for their wrapper which included a cheesy joke. Penguin biscuits are a trademark so only …
Rich Tea originate from the 17th century as a between-meal snack for the upper classes. Made in the United Kingdom they are a light and sweet biscuit with a plain flavour popular for dunking. They were originally called Tea Biscuits …
A Ginger Nut biscuit, also known as gingersnap or just a ginger biscuit is an old British favourite popular for dunking in a cup of tea. They have a tough texture and a sharp taste making them a bit niche …
Ever been to a kids party and not seen a Jammie Dodger? Us neither. They are a classic biscuit with an endearing design that millions of people enjoy every week. But, just how much can you actually enjoy with Slimming …
A Viennese Whirl is among the fanciest of biscuits on the market which some would even consider a cake. But it is indeed a biscuit. It is a shortbread sandwich, shaped like a whirl, with a creamy vanilla and raspberry …
Nice (pronounced niece) are plain coconut flavoured biscuits, often served with a cup of tea. They are among the oldest British biscuits being served as early as the late 1800s. They’re small, easy to snack on and quite tasty considering …
The Bourbon biscuit is a popular snack in the UK. It’s a dark chocolate biscuit sandwich with a chocolate buttercream filling. The dark chocolate give it it’s distinctive taste which can be somewhat bitter when compared to milk chocolate biscuits. …
Hobnobs and chocolate hobnobs are among the most popular biscuits in the UK, so it’s natural that those working with slimming world want to know how many syns are in one to see if it can fit in to their …
To some, a chocolate hobnob is the ultimate biscuit tom dip into a cup of tea, along with it’s brother the oaty hobnob. It’s thick and tough with a great flavour behind it which is great for a quick snack …
Digestive biscuits are among the most popular in the UK with many snacking on them during the day. They go great with a cup of tea or if you just want something quick to grab while you’re heading out. But, …
