Nicest ever BISCUITS with tea (or coffee if yer weird)

chakotha

Shortbread FTW

SoWatchaWant

Tuc crackers are the best with tea. That or ginger nuts

RxQueen

meglome wrote: »

I've never had a cup of tea or coffee in my life, what do I do? panic? Get an empty cup and pretend?

WTF!!!

banshee_bones

Those caramelised biscuits they give you with your tea or coffee in cafes OMG they ROCK!! SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO AMAZINGLY GOOD!

or

Cheap custard creams has to be the cheap ones

digestives-any kind

foxes classic bars

banshee_bones

meglome wrote: »

I've never had a cup of tea or coffee in my life, what do I do? panic? Get an empty cup and pretend?

you are seriously missing out my friend!

TeletextPear

meglome wrote: »

I've never had a cup of tea or coffee in my life, what do I do? panic? Get an empty cup and pretend?

no, you need to man up and get the kettle on :pac:

Mr Freeze

Melocakes

Zadkiel

I like Jersey Creams...not much of a dunker but they are nice.
And i have to agree with everyone who said digestives and butter, awesome:)

Nevyn

Ginger nuts.

accensi0n

Definately Hobnobs.

SnoozySuzie

Dunnes stores own brand shorties. They were much nicer when I was small they were bigger and had a diamond shape on them but I seem to be the only one that remembers them being like this so it could have been a dream?

You cant beat a chocolate polo either!

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Cafe Noir, or Walkers shortbread fingers. Mmm.

johnmacward

Does anyone know the Lidl shortbread, a very generous packet for a ridiculously cheap 89c (a bit dearer now). That beats McDougalls, or McScottish (or whatever) which are around a tenner a gram. They really have the characteristics of class A drugs - dangerously moreish and outrageously expensive.

Actually the previous poster said what they we're called: Walkers.

More like W@nkers.

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johnmacward wrote: »

Does anyone know the Lidl shortbread, a very generous packet for a ridiculously cheap 89c (a bit dearer now). That beats McDougalls, or McScottish (or whatever) which are around a tenner a gram. They really have the characteristics of class A drugs - dangerously moreish and outrageously expensive.

Actually the previous poster said what they we're called: Walkers.

More like W@nkers.

Why are they w@nkers? EDIT: Ah yes I see, but they ARE the tastiest!

That's great about the other brand though. Must check them out.

lisajane

Lately im loving liga. Mmm

Carlotta

Scottish Shortbread from M&S.

tman

Dark chocolate hobnobs
I'm actually feeling slightly aroused just thinking about them right now tbh

You can go ahead and close this thread now, I win!

Ann22

Deleted User wrote: »

the best tea biscuits EVER were coconut crumble creams from Dunnes Stores, they were just the nicest nicest things and then they stopped doing them one day without warning

I still sometimes stand for ages in the biscuit section scanning through every pack to see if they maybe decided to bring them back - but so far - hasn't happened!!!

Daisy, I too love coconut crumble creams and miss them sorely:( however for a close 2nd try Fox's nice (coconut sandwich)creams.Dunnes have them sometimes. I passionately love choc mallows when there's jam in them. Choc kimberlies mmmm! Not biccies as such but for sheer scrumminess - Mr Kipling's french fancies- I could eat a whole box.

Celtic Mech

A worthy mention here would be them packets of Boudoir Fingers!! Great with an aul Cup of Tay!! If you havent tried em..give it a go!

banshee_bones

banshee_bones wrote: »

Those caramelised biscuits they give you with your tea or coffee in cafes OMG they ROCK!! SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO AMAZINGLY GOOD!

You can actually buy them in Dunnes - they do rock!

Gazza22

You are all wrong!




:pac:

Gazza22

Gazza22 wrote: »

You are all wrong!




:pac:

well someone said them already so technically we're not all wrong

Gazza22

Deleted User wrote: »

well someone said them already so technically we're not all wrong

Burst my bubble






I'm the one who took your precious coconut crumble creams off the shelf

Gazza22

Gazza22 wrote: »

I'm the one who took your precious coconut crumble creams off the shelf

Too scared to say it out loud were you?

matc66

Has to be ginger nuts or those lincolns smeared with dairy gold. I didn't have ready access to real butter.
I think overly luxurious biscuits are out because there has to be a fine balance between the cleansing effect of perfect hot tea and the dry crunchy sweetness (and salt of butter) of the biscuit.

Just my thoughts!

abi2007

damit I have cravings for tea and biscuits now but I'm out of milk and biscuits. :mad: favourite with tea has to be a cookie. Also love pink wafers but they're not too good for dipping.

why oh why cant you pay kids off the road to go to the shop for ya these days... damit damit damit

Celtic Mech

abi2007 wrote: »

why oh why cant you pay kids off the road to go to the shop for ya these days... damit damit damit

Usually ends up with picture on the Sunday World newspaper and a court appearance!!!

ceegee

OldGoat wrote: »

TimTams. An import from Australia I believe. They are a little like a penguins but less dense and thats important for there is a ritual to eating them.
1: Unwrap the biscuit
2: Bite off a corner
3: Bite off the furtherest corner from the first leaving the maximum amount of biscuit between the two nibbled corners
4: Dip one nibbled corner into a cup of hot tea.
5: Suck the tea THROUGH the biscuit like a straw.
6: Eat biscuit...quickly before it disintergrates

(Slurpy)Nyom

Meh, they taste like they should be an own-brand version of a penguin.

Straw thing works with penguins too.

red_ice

custard phucking creams.

Thread closed.

abi2007

ceegee wrote: »

Meh, they taste like they should be an own-brand version of a penguin.

Straw thing works with penguins too.

dunnes stores own brand version of penguins are lovely mmm