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The best chocolate biscuits.....
Love chocolate...love the idea of chocolate/cocoa flavoured biscuits....not really found a brand perfect for me...until yesterday...
Saw the Oreo cookies ad on TV, bought some in Sainsbury's....by bed time - I'd ATE THE WHOLE PACKET!!! ![]() ![]() Devilish things. They were smaller than I expected. But I loved the taste - the creme is very subtle, the chocolate biscuit has a dark, coco-y taste,rather than plastic chocolate. Sweet but not too sweet. So - what's your favourite chocolate biscuit of any brand or description??? |
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Oreos are the best biscuit, or cookie as the Americans call them, ever. Best eaten with a glass of milk. I love Arnott's Mint Slice and Chocolate Royals, neither of which you can get here.
http://www.arnotts.com.au/varieties/MintSlice.aspx http://www.arnotts.com.au/varieties/...oyalsMilk.aspx |
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There are some very nice fake type oreo cookies in Aldi. I've found the proper one's in Selfridges but they were about £6 - I really can't justify that for a pack of biscuits.
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There are some very nice fake type oreo cookies in Aldi. I've found the proper one's in Selfridges but they were about £6 - I really can't justify that for a pack of biscuits.
They're 89p in Sainsbury's now!
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These are mighty fine choccy biscuits:
http://www.tesco.com/superstore/xpi/4/xpi57601544.htm |
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The Swiss chocolate ones you get in Tescos and Lidl that cost 99p - they have praline and a thin layer meringue and covered in thick milk chocolate and a white chocolate symbol such as a cross or flower.
I scoff the whole packet in one sitting - it is soooooo scrummy I used to like the Foxes white choc cream biscuit with lines of milk chocolate zigzaging on it - you can only get them in assortments now.
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You can buy Oreos in bulk at Coscto for about £4. I can't remember how many are in the box, but there is a lot! It's well worth £4.
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These are mighty fine choccy biscuits:
http://www.tesco.com/superstore/xpi/4/xpi57601544.htm
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M&S milk chocolate rounds...lovely
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Love chocolate...love the idea of chocolate/cocoa flavoured biscuits....not really found a brand perfect for me...until yesterday...
Saw the Oreo cookies ad on TV, bought some in Sainsbury's....by bed time - I'd ATE THE WHOLE PACKET!!! ![]() ![]() Devilish things. They were smaller than I expected. But I loved the taste - the creme is very subtle, the chocolate biscuit has a dark, coco-y taste,rather than plastic chocolate. Sweet but not too sweet. So - what's your favourite chocolate biscuit of any brand or description???
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I am sorry but you are all wrong the worlds greatest chocolate biscuit is, without doubt
Tunnocks caramel wafer. |
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I am sorry but you are all wrong the worlds greatest chocolate biscuit is, without doubt
Tunnocks caramel wafer. choc digestives with caramel are my favourite |
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that's a wafer not a biscuit
choc digestives with caramel are my favourite http://www.tunnocks.co.uk/caramelwafer.html |
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but hey, i'm not going to get into a debate about it... |
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Choco Leibniz really take the biscuit!
Like a rich tea biscuit with about 2mm of lovely chocolate on top - the killer feature is that the chocolate bit is bigger than the biscuit bit, so you can nibble the sides off.... I've tried the milk chocolate and orange versions - I think there's a dark choc version as well. Got mine in Waitrose, but I imagine the other supermarkets have them as well - come in a rectangular cardboard box. Mmmmmmm http://www.nicecupofteaandasitdown.c...s.php3?item=83 |
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Got to be chocolate hob nobs, They're made from oats, so I kid myself they're good for me. Poor delusioned soul that I am.
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Anyone ever tried Tim Tams? They are delic'
I also love Chocolate Bourbons. |
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Anyone ever tried Tim Tams? They are delic'
I also love Chocolate Bourbons. ![]()
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- Almost anything by Fox's. Their Classic bars are simply awesome and I love the Chocolate Vienesse.
- I'm with Rhino Horn, McVities Caramel Digestives with a cup of Milky Coffee is a winter favoutire for me. - Anything From Border biscuits especially Milk Coconut Chocolate Crumbles. Wish I could still get them round here - Jaffa Cakes (let's Not argue) ![]() Oreos are nasty by the way
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I like Fox's Rockys. The chocolate is really nice.
Oreos are on special in Asda at the moment - 2 packets for a pound! |
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1. Oreos
2. Fox's Classic bars 3. bourbons |
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- Jaffa Cakes (let's Not argue) ![]() You'll never look at a McVities Jaffa cake again, once you've tried Lidl's own brand Jaffa..... |
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The TCW (Tunnocks Caramel Wafer) is hard to beat.
![]() Prefer the Dark Chocolate ones. The Bahlsen Choco Liebniz Dark are awesome too.
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Penguin.
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But, I insist!
You'll never look at a McVities Jaffa cake again, once you've tried Lidl's own brand Jaffa..... ![]() Anywho I'm not one for McVities. I'm an Asda Smart Price man 29p and delicious I also recently tried Tesco Value ones too 58p for 24 very nice but I don't have a local Tesco ![]() Will try the Lidl ones soon. |
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