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McVities Milk Chocolate and Orange DigestivesNewest Review: ... to the milk chocolate ones. That said, I'm a big fan of citrus fruits, so when I first laid eyes on these new biscuits, I ... more More McVities in Food
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by - written on 02/11/05 (Very useful, 210 readings)
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The digestive biscuit. First invented in 1839, and so named because the recipe contained bicarbonate of soda and it was supposed to help the digestive system, it was still going strong in 2004 when it was voted the UK's favourite biscuit in the McVitie's "Dunk for Britain" poll. The chocolate digestive was first baked in 1925 and little has changed since. Immediately popular, it has stayed that way for eighty years, and there were apparently more than 70 million packs of chocolate digestives sold in the UK in 2004, suggesting that every member of the population has eaten a chocolate digestive at some point in the last twelve months. The ... Read the complete review
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