Nairn's Mixed Berries Oat Biscuits

== A bit about Nairn's == Nairn's have been using oats for over 100 years and they pride themselves in making healthy, simple food from them. They use wholegrain oats that are grown near the Scottish Border and they farmers they use don't use insecticides. Nairn's state that oats have been proven to have a positive effect on your health. They make all of their products with oats as they claim; They can: * Help you lose weight * Keep you fuller for longer * Give you sustained energy * Maintain a healthy blood sugar level They have a large selection of products including oatcakes, oat biscuits and ...  Read the complete review

Having been quite taken by the Nairn's Rough Oat Cakes, I thought I'd try another type of oat biscuit in their range and I have to admit I much prefer the new ones I have bought, Nairn's Mixed Berries Oat Biscuits. ~ Price ~ My 200g box was £1.04 which works at approx 4p a biscuit, so not bad at all! ~ Packaging ~ The biscuits come in a predominantly white box with a large tartan clad 'n' on the front and pictures of the biscuits and berries used. I have to admit that the pictures on the box make the biscuits look a much richer / deeper beige colour than what they actually are. They are certainly more of a light ...  Read the complete review

Nairn's Mixed Berries Oat Biscuits are a delectable snack that offer a fruity and healthier alternative to most commercial brands of biscuit in the UK. Sold in health food shops (e.g. Holland and Barrett) and supermarkets (e.g. Tesco), they claim to contain no hydrogenated fats and are a lower GI compared to conventional biscuits due to the 55% wholegrain oat content. These biscuits are also vegan, wheat free, lactose free, cholesterol free, egg free and dairy free but are not free from taste! Nairn's seem to be a very ethical company too- their oats are grown by farmers who belong to Scotland's Rural Stewardship Scheme, which avoid the use of insecticides ...  Read the complete review

I tried Nairn's because I was looking for a healthy alternative to biscuits. I read through Nairn's packaging and discover that there is no artificial colourings, flavourings and preservatives. They don't use hydrogenated fat too which is a good sign. Nairns biscuits comes in stem ginger, mixed berries and fruit and spice version. Personally, I like the mixed berries version. The mixed berries in the Nairns oat biscuits is a fruity blend of cranberry pieces and raspberry. The chewy taste of the mixed berries together with oats provide a nice blend of taste. It is nice to dunk the biscuit into a cup of tea or coffee too. Nairns biscuit made in ...  Read the complete review