What is your favourite

[Sdavolight]

Biscuit?

Tunnoks teacake for me and DD usually fight over the last one (she wins obviously)

Fig rolls!
With ginger nuts a close second.

DH likes those caramel

I love Lincoln biscuits, but haven't seen them in the shops for years.

Sorry my fat little finger slipped
He likes those caramel-y biccies you get in the saucer in naice coffee shops,also at my hairdressers. I'm not fussed so I always bring it home for him

Lotus biscuits Bunny? They are good. I buy big packs from Poundland

Custard creams without hesitation.

Although I got very invested in a thread (on here?) about the buildings in the Aldi fake Choco Leibniz a while back and switched loyalties for research purposes.

Simmers chocolate chip gingers
Walkers raspberry and white chocolate shortbread

I’ve forgotten if Jaffa Cakes are cakes or biscuits under snack laws. If they are biscuits, then Jaffa cakes

Fig rolls, malted milk, oaties, chocolate digestives, I'm sure there are more...

"Lincoln biscuits"

Them's the round ones with the little nubbles all over one side?

Ginger nuts

A Jaffa cake - it’s not a cake! 😉

a gingernut or a chocolate digestive

Toffypops

love a biscuit! (dark) chocolate digestives, lotus biscuits with coffee and don't mind a chocolate malted milk, or fox's extremely chocolatey chunkie cookes. The best ever biscuits for me were Boasters, the ones with hazlenuts in them- discontinued though, i was/am gutted!

Hobnob, without chocolate.
I take my chocolate neat.

Crunch creams. But I don't eat biscuits anymore :( so I'll just dream of them

Chocolate caramel digestive. Or a Fry’s crunch cream.

Rich Tea

M&S Chocolate Rings (more like a chocolate bar)
Jaffa Cakes
Lidl shortbread with chocolate chips
I also like Fig Rolls

I am not a huge biscuit fan, but I do like Viscount and mint Clubs.

Tunnocks caramel logs, chocolate digestives and oatcakes. Luckily this seems to be the choice of most British expats where we live so the posh supermarket carries all three

The Aussie Classic - Tim Tams

Bourbon

In tax law a Jaffa cake is a cake not a biscuit and therefore there’s no VAT on them, unlike biscuits

They decided because when they go stale biscuits go soft and cakes go hard, and having accidentally eaten the last stale Jaffa cake in the office once, I can testify to them going rock solid. Ugh!

But my faves are:

• ginger nuts (the spicier the better)
• fruit shortcakes
• jammie dodgers

And I’m rather partial to a bit of decent, buttery shortbread too. Mmmmmmm