McVities Digestives (no chocolate)

I was feeling biscuity, needed something sweet no biscuits in the cupboard but I was going to the corner shop the only biscuits they sold that I fancied were Mcvities digestive. These biscuits cost 54p for 500g pack in Tescos, bother I did not check price in corner shop and can not find receipt however they were probably a penny or two more things usually cost a bit more in corner shops. So I made myself a cup of tea and opened the pack, I used the pull here tab this opened the pack of biscuits successfully. These biscuits are round about 3 inches 70 cm in diameter. They are a golden brown colour and have MC VITIES THE ORIGINAL printed across the ...

There once was a writing challenge to write a product review in verse using the style of a famous writer or poet. Just for the fun of it, I thought you all might like to see what I came up with! How do I love McVitie biscuits? Let me count 73 calories. I love these to the di- and the -gest- and the -tives My mouth can reach, when biting out the round For the crunch of wheat and fallen crumbs. I love the sweet to the dissolving on my tongue. Most crumble taste, after tea and suppers light. I pounce the original, as hunger strives to end; I rip thin orange pack, as they turn in 250gr. I spend the 40 pence ...

McVities Digestive biscuits truly are a classic bit of british food history. Dating back to 1799 and indeed aiding the digestive system as the name suggest's, but this is the last reason anyone eats them. From my days as a child these have always been one of my favourite snacks. Deliciously simple, low calorie, and great with a cup of coffee for dunking, the whole wheat biscuit is still my biscuit of choice when either sitting at my desk at work or watching the televsion at home with my partner. Many variations of this biscuit are available, dark chocolate coated, milk chocolate coated, caramel and chocolate, buttermilk varieties, etc etc, and while all being ...