What do you call this biscuit?

[numberonecook]

Blue ribband or a blue ribbon?

Blue Ribbon.

Ribbund.

I would call it a yucky waste of calories.
Pass the KitKats.

m.youtube.com/watch?v=rQnRgVipDTA

You can buy a pack of 1000 in B&M for about 20p I think.

Blue Rib banned

Oh I've had this discussion a few times. Blue Ri-band.

Blue Ribbon

Blue riband

Blue wafer

That advert clearly sings blue ribbon.

Rib ond

@MyDcAreMarvel it's hard to tell in the song, but the spoken bit at the end is very clearly ribbund

Blue ribbon and it's a chocolate bar - not a biscuit - in this house.

Also if my husband does the shop and brings these home I always do a massive disappointed sigh, they're the worst.

Boring dry wafer bars.

Ribband, as in the award for the fastest Atlantic crossing.

@saraclara I understand that to mean “ blue ribbon” ( biscuits) by blue ribband like “Air Max” by Nike.

And yes chocolate bar not biscuit.

Blue Ribbund.

(Pretty sure we did use to say Nestles and it's only post-Millennium that it's been Nestlay ...)

Yes, Blue Rib-and

My granny used to say bluery band. Haven't had one for ages but must add to shopping list

Riband, of course.

HIGNFY tackled this important issue a few years ago:

youtu.be/I2IdUnXzUqY

It's spelt Riband, but it's pronounced Throat Wobbler Mangrove.

It's the Mandela effect (have a google).

The woman in our local Italian cafe called them ‘blue ribanbands’she was a sweetheart had cone over from Italy in her early twenties with her husband and their little family cafe for years. That cafe was an institution and sat across from the crossroad into our town and always meant we were home when we saw it. Now it’s a horrible kebab place :(
Anyway I always call them blue ribbanbands!