McVities Chocolate Hobnobs Reviews

I love biscuits, name pretty much any biscuit and I probably love it, in fact I'm probably more of a buiscuit-aholic rather than a chocoholic. I have always loved hobnobs as well ever since I tried them, the idea of an oaty but really sweet biscuits just works really well and tastes like no other biscuit which is what I think makes ...  Read the complete review

When biscuit time comes around in my house, which is often by the way, I have a few favourites but one that has been a huge favourite of mine for a long time now is the McVities chocolate hobnob. Hobnobs were first introduced to me in their plain variety (ie) without chocolate and I enjoyed them with a cup of tea but those are nothing ...  Read the complete review

Utterly delicious. Hobnobs are a really indulgent biscuit, but cut with a bit of rough to keep them honest. They are more crumbly than a disgestive, something I really like, and although they have some of that sweetmeal taste there is also an oatiness that for me makes the biscuit, giving it a real flavour of the grains inside and that's great ...  Read the complete review

***McVities Chocolate Hobnobs*** I do not usually buy these but when I went into a nearby Sainsbury's recently they were on offer - they were half price. So as they have quite a long best before date I stocked up (roughly 6 months grace). The reason I don't like to buy them is that they are sooo moreish. You can easily get carried ...  Read the complete review

I'm not usually a big biscuit fan but I do love my chocolate digestives. And can you get any better than McVities? I don't think so. As I was doing my weekly shop I decided I wanted something different to snack on for a change and so when I saw these (on special offer) I thought I'd pick up a packet. I've always liked Hobnobs and I ...  Read the complete review

What could be better than a hob nob? They are the ultimate British biscuit (aside from jaffa cakes of course!), and the chocolate-covered ones are delicious. The chocolate is nice and smooth, and the melting point doesn't seem too low, so you can give them a good dunk (best in a mug of cocoa) and you don't lose half the topping with it! I also ...  Read the complete review

We thought paradise had arrived when they invented the Hobnob, but then the Chocolate Hobnob came along. There is nothing I enjoy more in this cold weather than the satisfying feeling of dunking a Hobnob in hot-chocolate. Just let the yummy coating melt into your brew for a sticky, gooey, cosy feeling inside. Not to say in the least that they are ...  Read the complete review

"One Nibble and you're Nobbled' that used to be the tagline of the Hobnobs ( it may still be, I haven't seen a commercial for a while ) I must admit since i first sampled the Milk Chocolate version of the HobNob's years ago ( they were first introduced back in 1987 ) I was hooked, the recipe is simple enough, its just rolled ...  Read the complete review

When hobnobs first made it onto the biscuit scene in the 1980s, I was seduced instantly - the delicious oatiness was unlike anything I had had before - somewhere between a digestive and a flapjack! So when the chocolate versions came on the market, I thought I had died and gone to heaven. They come in milk chocolate or plain chocolate ...  Read the complete review

I love Hob nobs! They are oaty biscuits with a milk chocolate topping. The combination is heavenly. Can I suggest you buy a toffe yogurt and dip the hob nob in it because it IS something else! This Is one of my favorite biscuits. It also goes well with one of Britains favorite beverages. Tea!, coffee and milk. I survived on coffee and ...  Read the complete review

Being a huge Hob Nob biscuit fan it was only a matter of time till I got my grubby mitts on the chocolate hob nobs! I love Mcvities as a brand and I love hob nobs so why hadn't I tried them with the chocolate on as I'm a chocolate fan so far as a regular biscuit buyer? Well because I just adore original hob nobs and and I've tried other fancier ...  Read the complete review

~~Miss Piggy~~ Firstly, I'm a terrible junk food eater, I get urges for things like chocolate cornflake cakes from Sainsbury's, Philadelphia cheese with Pringles, maltesers etc, which last a month, but ill eat constantly that one favourite thing during that time. My latest food of choice for a night in front of the tv is chocolate ...  Read the complete review

Take some rolled oats, syrup, butter and other bits and bobs and you can create a Hob Nob biscuit. Take the Hob Nob biscuit and cover it in smooth delicious milk chocolate and you have created something very special. I do enjoy the Hob Nob original biscuits but the chocolate ones are out of this world. I think what McVities get just ...  Read the complete review

This is my favourite biscuit of all time - the hobnob! Peter Kay famously agrees that this is the ultimate tea dunking biscuit and he's right! The are perfect to dunk in a hot cup of tea without them breaking and falling in like all those other wimps we call biscuits. So no more "quiiick... get a spooon... it's sinkiiing. Meee ...  Read the complete review

I have been inspired to write this review because I am currently chowing down on a few hobnobs and the fatty guilt is not particularly bothering me because they taste so good! These chocolate covered oat-y biscuit are addictive and unfortunately as unhealthy as you would expect. My sister once told me of how the school sports teacher ...  Read the complete review

The plain hobnob was Launched in 1985 and the plain chocolate one was about the same time. In 1987 the Milk version was launched and this will be the one I will be writing about today. This biscuit is an oaty biscuit made from the following ingredients. Rolled oats, Milk chocolate, wholemeal, sugar, partially hydrogenated ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Well where do I start? Is there really that much to say about a biscuit? Ok, well i've chosen to review this product after a short debate concerning which biscuit beats which-Jaffa Cakes V Hob Nobs (Oh, you know who you are). Now, ...  Read the complete review