Burtons Jammie Dodgers

Jammy Dodgers are always present in my house as my son adores them. I do buy the cheaper supermarket own variety but quite often Iceland have the real deal Jammy Dodgers on offer for something like 2 x twin packs for £1.50. This is a good deal as they usually retail in Sainsbury's for around the 70p mark for a single packet. When you think you get only about 10 biscuits in each single packet this is much better for the biscuit tin if you can get a twin pack on offer. The biscuit itself is nowhere near a favourite of mine however, and I would go as far as leaving them in the tin in favour of a plainer biscuit and I have an incredibly sweet tooth so this is ...

Jammie Dodgers were one of those products that occasionally found their way into my lunch box while at school so they bring back fond memories for me as I had a great tme at school. These are a tasty buscuit although I must admit I think they had more appeal when I was young raher than now as an adult. When you first open the packet there is a feint smell of strawberry jam which is quite mouth watering and gets the taste buds active, each buiscuit is round in shape and it made up of two short bread buscuits with a jam filled centre, these days the centre is a small heart shape with the jam providing the red colour. When you bite into the ...

We went to visit a friend yesterday and with our cup of tea, we were presented with a plate of Jammie dodgers. Yes we're adults, and yes we love Jammie dodgers. Jammie dodgers are made by Burton's foods and have been around for years now without appearing to have change too much. They come packaged in a cardboard tray surrounded by red plastic wrapping. They are packaged a lot like other snack foods such as jam tarts etc, which all seem to be sitting in a tray. This is a very cheap means of packaging as when you open the packet it's very hard to store the rest of the product without them going soft, unless you transfer them to an air tight ...