Quote: dellas @ September 3 2011, 6:48 PM BSTI am really into Cadburys Crunchies, so or-bloody-gasmic
Yes, quite. But have you tried eating one?
Quote: TopBanana @ September 3 2011, 7:30 PM BSTYes!!! Think of Cheddars the size of Rich Tea biscuits. That's how big they are!
Ritz and Tuc.
Lovely bics for blander (European) cheeses. As are Hovis crackers, (not the loaf shaped biscuits) probably my favourite cracker.
I LOVE Hovis biscuits. The loaf shaped ones. I'd forgotten all about those!
Oh yes! I haven't had one of those for ages. Only ever seen them in those selection boxes.
I have seen packets of them occasionally too!
Oooh!
Time for me to spend more time in Tesco's biscuit aisle, I think.
Alf, stop being rude!
Just bought big pack of Cadbury choc' teacakes wow gorgeous! 
We have a Biscuit budget at work.
It's usually Rich Tea, Hobnobs, or Chocolate Hobnobs.
As I hate Hobnobs I have volunteered to buy the biscuits recently.
Opening the hearts of the office to such delights as the Bourbon, the plain chocolate digestive (They're better than the milk ones don't argue)
And that one with the sugar & the raisins.
I love a Hobnob.
Don't think I've had any biscuits for ages.
We have too many
The Biscuit tin is right next to my desk and people come from far & wide to get them or to be told that there's none left.
Do they call you the Biscuit King?
Now I want some Custard Creams.
Must confess to being a bit of a Nice person myself . .
Is that pronounced niece or nice ?
I say niece. One must try to add a bit of class to a biscuit.
You want Nice Biscuits?
Come and see the Biscuit King
Quote: Steve Sunshine @ May 5 2012, 1:28 AM BSTYou want Nice Biscuits?
Come and see the Biscuit King
Have you got puppies as well?
Have you, have you?
Got some Jaffa Cakes in the Cupboard. Don't care if they aren't really a biscuit they're good. someone bought some back for me.
Tim Tams are a popular biscuit in Australia. They are like a rectangle chocolate cream biscuit that is covered in Chocolate. Everyone at some point has bitten of either end and sipped their tea or coffee, through the biscuit.
