Aldi Belmont Ginger Nut Biscuits Reviews
Product Type: Aldi Snacks
Newest Review: ... at Aldi for particular foods, and this is one of them; Aldi's Ginger Nuts come in a happily large amount at a happily small ... more
... price, which is good because they get scoffed pretty quickly.
These biscuits have a great warm flavour, that's neither to hot or too flavourless, so that (heavens forbid) you do down an entire packet at once, your throat wont be worse for wear. The texture's good too, crunchy with a 'snap' the Great British Bake Off would be proud of. They're even good with a hot drink- I tend to dunk mine in Cinnamon tea or hot chocolate and they even pass this test well! No soggy bits at the bottom of your cup, just a wonderful bis...more
by - written on 17/12/12 (Useful, 41 readings)
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As I write this review, there is a rather empty packet of ginger nuts sitting just opposite me! The reason for this is, of course, that they're delicious. I shop at Aldi for particular foods, and this is one of them; Aldi's Ginger Nuts come in a happily large amount at a happily small price, which is good because they get scoffed pretty quickly. These biscuits have a great warm flavour, that's neither to hot or too flavourless, so that (heavens forbid) you do down an entire packet at once, your throat wont be worse for wear. The texture's good too, crunchy with a 'snap' the Great British Bake Off would be proud of. They're even good with a hot drink- I ... Read the complete review
by - written on 01/02/10 (Useful, 75 readings)
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I shop for all my basics in Aldi, biscuits being no exception because lets face it, who has the time or inclination to bake them every week? Aldi's ginger nuts are a true sensation for your taste buds - seriously, try them! I don't remember prices exactly, but off the top of my head they are around the 45p mark, so amazingly great value and they come in an aptly ginger coloured packet. Aldi don't do a huge range of biscuits and when you taste these, you understand why, it's about quality, not quantity. My toddler absolutely loves them - obviously they are rationed out and she doesn't eat them by the bucket load - me on the other hand, I absolutely could... Delicious Read the complete review
by - written on 05/11/09 (Very useful, 117 readings)
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My Mum rarely buys biscuits for us. This is only cos all 3 of us devour the lot at the rate of knots and it seems pointless to her buying them (Never mind the fact that we enjoy them eh! lol). However she has taken to buying these of late and so I have had rather a few. At about 45p a packet for about 30ish biscuits we all are agreed they offer great value for money! The Packaging: Bright orange tube effect plastic packet. I'm clearly told on there what they are and there is a photograph of the biscuits on there and other information includes ingredients being listed (Can't see any allergy advice given oddly enough), along with a full ... Read the complete review
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