Posh biscuit ideas?

[AuchAyeTheNo]

Im looking for ideas of small posh biscuits for secret office santa. Any ideas or advice on which ones?

Sainsbury’s Belgian selection was lovely recently. But maybe m and s or Waitrose would be posher. Macaroon things are quite posh aren’t they?

But I have to add that your username is making me twitch. It’s “och” not auch and “noo”not no... 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

What's 'posh' biscuits exactly?!
Wanted to make suggestions, but wth is the 'posh' all about, like biscuits that 'posh' ppl eat? That's a thing? This is a joke right?

What is 'secret office santa'?

@Isadora2007

Auch is a perfectly fine Gaelic word meaning Field and also an alternative interjection to Och. It's poor form to have a pop at someone's username, don't you think?

OP - TK Maxx often have biscuits in nice tins- also Fortnums have some Christmas spiced biscuits in a lovely tin

www.fortnumandmason.com/products/christmas-mincemeat-shortbread-135g?taxon_id=817

Biscuiteers do nice seasonal sets but are more pricy. Though they have 15% off till Sunday

www.biscuiteers.com/biscuits/snowman-big-biscuit-card

Isadora your ‘correct’ forms were already taken. I’ll keep it as is thanks.

Shrek its a term used quite often on here you will notice. Has it offended you in someway??

LadyOf thank you. Suggestions are great, nice to see someone got out of the right side of the bed

My absolute favourite are from the Island Bakery. I’m hoping bynyour username that you are in Scotland and therefore will be able to find them somewhere! They are available in garden centres and little deli type shops where I am. The dark chocolate gingers and white chocolate lemon ones are divine. They are my go-to treat biscuit.

Also - for shortbread you can’t go wrong with Deans - again available in delis and garden centres around here, but Sainsbury’s also do the special gift boxes at Christmas. Far superior to Walkers or Borders

Island Bakery

They look delicious. Thanks Tami

No its not an offended response! Hence, my saying I wanted to try to suggest something for tou, but couldn't think for the life of me what exactly a 'posh' biscuit is supposed to be!
What characterises a biscuit as 'posh'?
Is it a tin? Or if it's from F&M, or are you meaning something a bit more special and high end? [I'm getting from responses]
I didn't mean to offend you! I hope you got out the right side of bed this morning!

Betty’s?

If I could easily get hold of some langue de chat I’d be delighted. I have such fond childhood memories of those but never see them anywhere. Little palmier are also delicious and could be considered a biscuit of sorts.

Island Bakery Chocolate Limes, my mouth is watering now.

How much are you spending and do they like chocolate?

I love those Amarretti biscuits in the paper ( has to be the sort that has two in the wrapper , crisp not the soft ones) , and you can light the paper and they fly to Heaven (or something)

Or those Bonne Mamam ones , white pack, french writing , very crisp buttery biscuits.

I came on to say the Biscuiteers but I see somebody has already mentioned them!
Only recently discovered and they are gorgeous!

Sainsbury do a beautiful almond shortbread (drooling here even as I type) and Ringtons always have a good selection of delicious biscuits and of course, now they have there Christmassy tins available.

These are the most unbelievably delicious biscuits I have ever tasted. So good I kept the tin!

I second pinkground2020, Chocolossus biscuits from F&M are the best!!

Proper posh biscotti from somewhere like TK Maxx. Or proper German Spekulatius from Aldi / LIDL.

I really like Biscuiteers.

I’ve never seen the lime ones Paddington - just spotted them for the first time on the website when I went to link it for the OP. I REALLY want to try them now!

I have done a fortnum and mason shop for nice biscuits for the great grandparents, teachers and stocking fillers. They are lovely and always come in nice packaging.

Fortnum and Mason florentines. The dark chocolate ones. You can thank me later.

Anything from Betty's

I really like the M and S extremely chocolatey ones, and chocolate Bath Olivers