None of the above. Where's the shortbread? The oatcake? The Abernethy? Tsk.
Off to eat another caramel wafer.
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None of the above. Where's the shortbread? The oatcake? The Abernethy? Tsk.
Off to eat another caramel wafer.
Jammie dodgers. The absolute best with Yorkshire gold.
Which one could it possibly be?
Ginger nut
Couldn't tell ya myself, I can't read this. The ants this image is for can prolly weigh in, though!
Heresy! Madness! Jaffa Cakes do not belong on this list!
Being a filthy Yank, I can only go by the descriptions.
In order of like:
Hobnob oats
Ginger Nut
Jaffa cake orange and chocolate
Coconut Nice
I've always liked crunchy oatmeal cookies, er... biscuits the best.
Yes.
Do you have the source for this? Great chart!
It's from a British magazine called Country Life. Edition was march 2 2016.
Cool, thanks!
Rich Tea. Simple but effective.
I was obsessed with the Fox's Crunch Creams a few years back (probably more than I care to remember), haven't had them for years though.
Current favourites from the list are the Viennese and the Jammy Dodger.
whichever contains the most amount of butter...
Hobnob or a custard cream.
I love the digestives with chocolate chips in them
Yo those pink wafers were a childhood favorite. Definitely kept on hand by my grandma.
For me, it's the Jaffa Cake followed by the Chocolate Bourbon, followed by the Ginger Nut.
Hobnob and Jammie Dodgers are honourable mentions.
I've never had Garibaldi, but it looks good from here :)
Ginger Nuts were my Grandma's biscuit of choice. I think my Grandad had those polar bear mints instead of biscuits (yuck!) Very fond memories of both though :)
As kids, we called garibaldis "squashed fly biscuits". The dryness of the biscuit goes very well with the pop of raisin.
timtam