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McVities Chocolate HobnobsDescription: Milk Chocolate Biscuit Newest Review: ... McVities get just right with this biscuit is that unlike other chocolate covered biscuits you can still taste the original ... more More McVities in Food
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by abbadabbado - written on 05.01.08 (Very useful, 92 readings)
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I rarely buy biscuits, but when I was browsing round Sainsburys a while back and saw Hobnobs on special offer I couldn't resist. Normally they retail at around £1.10 per 300g packet, and at this price I can easily walk past. However seeing piles and piles of them screaming half price at me, I was instantly drawn to the packets. Milk chocolate hobnobs have to be my ultimate favourite biscuit, but I will resist them for both the price reason and also because a packet will not last me very long, and I'm left out of pocket and then serious guilt trips to the gym needed. You get around 16 biscuits per 300g packets (yes I counted them), each the ...
by kingfisher111 - written on 31.07.07 (Very useful, 155 readings)
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I have to admit that I do have rather a liking for most biscuits - probably far too much of a liking as far as my waistline is concerned! Also, in my opinion, if you have a mid morning or afternoon cup of tea and it isn't accompanied by at least one biscuit, then something is seriously lacking! And a further thought as far as my biscuit habits are concerned - I am a bit of a dunker! So, any biscuit I choose to have with my coffee has to pass the dunking test! (More of that later!) I have just recently rediscovered McVities Chocolate Hobnobs, a biscuit I was very fond of in my early twenties but obviously discarded during one of my numerous diets. I had ...
by lynseyb - written on 20.02.08 (Very useful, 96 readings)
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WOW what a hob-nobbily, phantasmagoricaly delicious biscuit these really are!! To what do I refer? Why the chocolate hobnob of course! I first tried hobnobs in their original form and even then they were certainly a biscuit I really enjoyed but add a bit of chocolate to anything and well it improves it (well with a few exceptions I guess, I mean I wouldn't melt chocolate on to my fish supper or have it with my lamb boona). Mcvities certainly got things right when they decided to half cover their delicious hobnobs with chocolate; they turned a fairly enjoyable dunking biscuit into a real luxurious treat. For those of you who have perhaps ...
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