Your favourite 'everyday' biscuit

Brighton TID

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Jul 24, 2005

1,741

Horsham

• Jun 21, 2014

• #1

Ginger Crunch for me. Delivers on every level and just keeps on giving.

God I'm so bored. Nothing going on now that England are out...and no signings apparently imminent

 

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BensGrandad

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Jul 13, 2003

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Haywards Heath

• Jun 21, 2014

• #2

Ginger Nuts or Foxes Crunch. My favourites are no longer made, the oldies will remember them Lincoln Creams and Royal Scot.

 

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stugbhafc1

Stuie G

Aug 4, 2011

445

Southwick

• Jun 21, 2014

• #3

Mcvities digestive

 

Dan Aitch

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May 31, 2013

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• Jun 21, 2014

• #4

Can we include savoury biscuits? If so then 'Tuc' for me.

 

algie

The moaning of life

Jan 8, 2006

14,713

In rehab

• Jun 21, 2014

• #5

Rich Tea or Malted Milk

 

Silk

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May 4, 2012

2,488

Uckfield

• Jun 21, 2014

• #6

Ginger nuts!

 

Brighton TID

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Jul 24, 2005

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Horsham

• Jun 21, 2014

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• #7

Dan Aitch said:

Can we include savoury biscuits? If so then 'Tuc' for me.

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No, Tuc off.

 

Silk

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May 4, 2012

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Uckfield

• Jun 21, 2014

• #8

I don't know if anyone else recalls Dad's Cookies? My Grandad always had these and I loved them. They had a slightly spicy tang to them and were really tasty. Haven't seen them in shops since about 1975 but have never managed to find anyone else who remembers them. Apart from my sister that is.

 

Wrong-Direction

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Mar 10, 2013

13,417

• Jun 21, 2014

• #9

stugbhafc1 said:

Mcvities digestive

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This but dark choc

 

Chicken Runner61

We stand where we want!

May 20, 2007

4,609

• Jun 21, 2014

• #10

Those Hit biscuits are pretty dam good

 

Tricky Dicky

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Jul 27, 2004

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Sunny Shoreham

• Jun 21, 2014

• #11

algie said:

Rich Tea or Malted Milk

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These are the two I would have listed. i'm quite plain in my choice of biccie. Would put digestives but they don't agree with my stomach so I avoid.

 

16bha

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Sep 6, 2010

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East Stand Upper & Worthing

• Jun 21, 2014

• #12

I used to love McVities Abbey Crunch. Can you still get them?

 

Luke93

STAND OR FALL

Jun 23, 2013

5,030

Shoreham

• Jun 21, 2014

• #13

Whatever my butler brings :/

 

Norman Potting

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Nov 5, 2006

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Sussex, Sussex not by the sea and actually nearer

• Jun 21, 2014

• #14

Chocolate digestive or rich tea. After extensive research in the Potting household we have settled on Morrisons ob Chocdig as our brand of choice, cheaper and nicer than McVities. As for Rich Tea, Lidl ob is as good if not better than McVities and nearly a quarter of the cost!

 

pipkin112

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Aug 10, 2011

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sompting

• Jun 21, 2014

• #15

Great for dunking

 

MissGull

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Apr 1, 2013

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• Jun 21, 2014

• #16

Are Foxes Viennese 'everyday' enough? If so it's them.

 

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Drebin

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Jul 25, 2011

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Norway

• Jun 21, 2014

• #17

pipkin112 said:

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Great for dunking

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Yes. Custard creams too, although they're a bit feeble in a hot mug of tea.

 

cloud

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Jun 12, 2011

3,030

Here, there and everywhere

• Jun 21, 2014

• #18

 

Ned

Real Northern Monkey

Jul 16, 2003

1,618

At Home

• Jun 21, 2014

• #19

Custard creams (dunked in coffee - but you've got to be careful)

BTW where's the poll?

 

countryman

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Jun 28, 2011

1,893

• Jun 21, 2014

• #20

Mcvities digestives. Good for dunking and good with cheese. Custard creams are a close second.