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Nicest biscuits?

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    #32
    fixXxer
    Registered Users Posts: 6,283 ✭✭✭fixXxer


    Thankfully no one has said Arse Biscuits yet.


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    #33
    OldMrBrennan83
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    #34
    Benny-c
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    Walkers Shortbread Fingers for Dunking......Yum :-)


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    #35
    LostBoy101
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    Those chocolate cookies from Aldi nom nom nom..


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    #36
    Jimoslimos
    Registered Users Posts: 4,930 ✭✭✭Jimoslimos


    chef wrote: »
    Tim Tams
    A poor man's Penguin.

    The Mint Slices the same company make are rather tasty though and on a par with Mint Viscount biscuits IMO.


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    #37
    Day Lewin
    Registered Users Posts: 4,623 ✭✭✭Day Lewin


    Only home-made ones. Commercial biscuits taste of marge and flour, and I don't excuse the chocolate, either.


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    #38
    [Deleted User]
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    It's entirely dependant on my humour.

    I like everything mentioned. Except Dark Chocolate digestives because I've never had them - milk chocolate digestives (McVities) are deadly.

    I like things with wafer too. Custard creams are completely underrated. Jam & Cream rings. The little ones you get with a cup of coffee.

    All them. ALLLL THEEEEEMMMM.


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    #39
    anthony4335
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    White Chocolate covered Oreo's ,cannot buy them unless I am willing to eat them all in one go. Jersey creams only because they remind me of when I was younger.


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    #40
    [Deleted User]
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    Malted Milks as well.

    Coconut Creams.

    The best ones were Dunnes Coconut Crumble Creams but the bastards stopped doing them.

    I want biscuits now.


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    #41
    Finnt
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    Has to be thick tea, with butter can't get them anymore tho!


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    #42
    GrumpyMe
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    Clubmilk


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    #43
    SpaceTime
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    Properly made macadamia nut and white chocolate cookies.

    There's also one that M&S do with pistachio nuts.

    So good !


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    #44
    Yer Aul One
    Registered Users Posts: 664 ✭✭✭Yer Aul One


    Clubmilks, Penguins and Tim Tams are not biscuits

    Have some respect...


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    #45
    Ruu
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    Always liked Toffypops.


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    #46
    Yer Aul One
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    Fox's Chunkies


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    #47
    denhaagenite
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    northgirl wrote: »
    The thin Belgian waffles with a layer of caramel in the middle although not sure if strictly "biscuits" they are in the biscuit section of Lidl/Aldi/M&S :pac:
    They're Dutch waffles. Belgian waffles are the big fat ones.


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    #48
    coffee_cake
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    Maryland ones are amazing. And hobnobs. And oreos are a long time favourite of mine

    I would like all the biscuits now please


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    #49
    marcus2000
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    Ginger snaps/nuts !!! The ones that are extra gingery....and only if there are about 8/10 ...anything less is a waste of time.


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    #50
    northgirl
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    denhaagenite wrote: »
    They're Dutch waffles. Belgian waffles are the big fat ones.

    Whatever, they're still NOM :pac:


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    #51
    jimgoose
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    "Dunking" is a sign of the same sort of degeneracy that rogered the Aztecs, the Roman Empire and the Bourbon dynasty in pre-revolutionary France, and I will have no truck with it. Biscuitudinally-speaking,, it's generally a toss-up between Milk Chocolate Hob Nobs and Jaffa Cakes. And before anyone brings it up, I don't give a scutterry fcuk whether the Revenue Commissioner considers the latter cakes or biscuits! :pac:


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    #52
    [Deleted User]
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    Pepperidge farm.
    Bleedin' gorgeous, I eat bags of them.


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    #53
    bnt
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    northgirl wrote: »
    The thin Belgian waffles with a layer of caramel in the middle although not sure if strictly "biscuits" they are in the biscuit section of Lidl/Aldi/M&S :pac:
    Mmm. They're called stroopwafels (syrup waffles), actually a Dutch invention, but Belgium is close enough. :p

    As for the Nicest biscuits, well, it would have to be Nice biscuits,of course. They're called Nice for a reason, y'all. Wait ... oh, you mean Nice, like the city in in the south of France? Whatever, they're still Nice.

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    #54
    catallus
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    Anything other than a plain digestive is immoral decadence.


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    #55
    kfallon
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    Been impressed with the Belvitas lately! Especially the ones with the choc chip in them!


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    #56
    bmm
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    Boland's Chocolate bites ! Only 1 euro .


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    #57
    Ken Shamrock
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    Not so much dipping in my tea but biting the ends of a twix and using it as a straw is prob my fav thing to do with tea.


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    #58
    Everlong1
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    M & S choccie digestives are nice when dipped in tea.


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    #59
    Luke92
    Registered Users Posts: 723 ✭✭✭Luke92


    Just had my tea with hobnobs. I can now confirm they are the best dunking biscuits!


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    #60
    AdolfHipster
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    Dunnes Stores chocolate digestives. Close second is chocolate hobnobs. Not even debatable.


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    #61
    takamichinoku
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    Guys, guys, guys! No one said a pink wafer yet! Has everyone lost touch with their inner child? They were always the first ones to go from any biscuit tin that contained them when I was a young'un, there'd be a big race to get them and all. The unnatural colour clearly meant they were the best!


    Don't worry, I'm not some mental manchild, they're clearly vile; I'd go with a hob nob or something.


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