Whilst doing a bit of shopping in Asda yesterday I noticed Fox's Jam Rings on sale for 87p for a packet containing 150g of the product and, since I have always loved what I call Jammie Dodgers, I decided to treat us to a pack. The packet is bright red with pictures of the jam rings on the front and the words 'jam rings with real raspberry jam'. There is also a note of the basic nutritional values per biscuit expressed as a percentage of the recommended daily allowance for an adult. On the back of the packet there is a full list of ingredients together with a more detailed list of the nutritional values of the biscuits. After tea last night I opened ...  Read the complete review

I don't know why people bang on about Jammie Dodgers all the time. They are nothing compared to the jam sandwich cream (or jam creams as they now appear to be known). These are the biscuit that you so often find in big selection boxes of biscuits, which I think is actually how I came to discover them in the first place. These days you can also buy them in packs all by themselves. Fox's sell them in packs of 10, and they generally cost around 75p per pack. The biscuits are made up of two round discs of vanilla biscuit, with a blob of custard-cream and raspberry jam sandwiched inside. The top disc has a round hole in it there the jam can be seen poking out, and ...  Read the complete review

We always have an abundance of biscuits available to choose from in my house, my kids do like to have a few with their milkshakes at night for supper, with one of those particular sorts being the subject of this review. The biscuits I will now review are - "Fox's creams - jam rings". These biscuits come within a plastic tray, then wrapped in a plastic sleeve, with there being around 8 - 10 biscuits in the pack. Each biscuit comprises of a round biscuit base, with a good dollop of vanilla flavoured cream fondant, followed by a dollop of real raspberry jam and topped with another round biscuit, with the obligatory hole to show the ...  Read the complete review

Imagine a Jammy Dodger mixed with a Custard Cream and then you've got some kind of idea of what a Fox's Jam Cream is like. I first discovered them as part of a biscuit variety pack, and after having one, they became my favourite. I then discovered that it was the Jam Creams when I saw them on a packet, when browsing in Morrisons. As they were on a special offer at the time (44p for a packet), I decided to try them. While they are similar to a Jammy Dodger, they are slightly smaller than a Jammy Dodger. The bonus is the cream in the middle of the biscuit, which mixes well with the jam and the biscuit, giving a combination of creaminess from the cream ...  Read the complete review

Does anyone remember (or was it just us?) those big boxes of biscuits that would be pulled out at your nans and everyone would be fighting over the 3!?! jam and cream biscuits. Well i discovered a couple of years ago that fox now does a packet of biscuits which are purely no other than those jam and cream biscuits quite obviously named jam creams. From memory i believe you get approx 10 jam creams per pack but as a tip from me don't take the whole pack through with you and your cuppa because it will be a real fight with temptation to stop you eating the whole pack. Heres the information you didn't want to know per 100g ...  Read the complete review