We used to buy them in large bags. Not seen them in ages.
Do they exist still or do supermarkets pack them and sell them whole ones anyway? lol

I've seen them in farmfoods before, but in boxes rather than bags. We've had them at work a few times, but not recently, and I think you can still get them!

Bargain Booze sometimes have the chocolate ones in 1KG bags.

Yes we have a local store stocked entirely with em ,crisps &cakes its always busy the savings are great also 4 Litres of 1% fat milk for £1.50.

I;'ve heard Lidl do them but I am yet to see them. Brilliant for the office

we used to get them from the local market, and chocolate "mis-shapes", (you never know what you're gonna get)
could always buy a pack of custard creams and sit on them!

You can still buy em in a box from discount shops - the ordinary mix and also one that is just choccie bickies.

Thanks for the replies.
Farmfoods are too far away but i can check out the other ideas.

They sell them in poundland/99p etc.. I buy them

where do you get the chocolate mishapes?

I love broken biscuits, I dont know if you have one near you but The Range seel them, the chocolate ones and normal ones. Only thing is with them they dont seem to be very broken lol

I bought a bag of chocolate misshapes - and they weren't remotely misshapen, so they must just be overruns at the factory; and they were all Thonton's Continentals.
Very nice indeed.
I suppose it's the luck of the draw, though. Who knows, I might end up with a whole bag of something drastic like Maltesers next time.

you can buy broken biscuits from milkandmore for £3.10

Thanks to the monkies that stack the shelves you can buy them in any supermarket.................although you only usually find out when you open them.

In Netto they sell a huge box with 'Broken Biscuit Assortment' on, they all seemed to taste of pink wafers though which disintergrate in the box

This thread reminds me of that Pulp song:

'Mis-shapes, mistakes, misfits/
Raised on a diet of broken biscuits'

Haven't seen them in years. We often had them in the seventies, came in a plain brown box, either from the Express Dairy shop or the Co-op, can't remember which.

Gosh, that takes me back, I used to buy them from the Co-op in the seventies for my,now, ex-husband. He used to stuff bicuits down like there was no tomorrow. Quite a lot of the biscuits turned out not to be broken, which seemed funny.

We used to have them from 'Fine Fare' or 'Thrifty' when I was young. Then I used to buy bags from Kwiksave for my children. They disappeared for a long time and now my corner shop is selling Cadbury's bags of broken chocolate fingers and chocolate hobnobs mixed for £1.99. I've stopped buying them tho' as somehow they're more lethal than buying packs as you can just 'have one more' far too easily. I tried telling myself that the calories must have leaked out as they were broken but I don't think my body caught on.

When you can pick up for under £1

Large pack of custard cremes, digestives, choc chip cookies, and some bourbons and still have change, i doubt the demand is there for them. (Asda Smart Price buscuits)

I haven't bought them in ages but they came in handy when I was a student. The best ones were those that you can buy direct from the factory...yum..yum..

You can get the miss-shapes in Farmfood, Iceland, Poundland etc, they are labelled as "Turners Chocolate Assortment - World Famous Chocolates".

I really enjoy getting them, they are always good quality chocolates, not usually very miss-shapen at all, and you never know what you are going to get. And you get loads in a quid bag.