If you are an american living in the uk........

[MamaMimi]

....are you aware of an equivalent over here of 'Nilla' wafers? Or even something that would be similar?

I'm wanting to do a recipe I did in the US that had Nilla cookies in it and I'm not sure what to use as a replacement.

I thought about trifle sponges but I'm not sure they would be quite right - not thin enough.

So any suggestions would be most welcome.

TIA.

[notcitrus]

Rich teas might work if just being powdered into pudding?

[erica82]

Don't know if it's actual but this one is the same in U.K. And much cheaper www.halusky.co.uk/czech-slovak-foods/piskoty-detske-sponge-biscuits-240g.html#.WHuEjYHfWEc

[blueskyinmarch]

erica82 You have just responded on a thread that is 5 years old. I think they might have found a substitute by now!

Where do people find these ancient threads?

[cdtaylornats]

I've come across this question before - the answer was Vanila Ladyfingers

[Blondie1984]

In the past I've used langues de chats biscuits and it's worked well