Continuing my quest for animal product free biscuits, we come to my latest discovery, the Morrisons Value Rich Tea. Bizarrely, the regular Morrisons Rich Teas contain dairy, but for some reason the value ones don't. These biscuits come packaged in the standard yellow and white Morrisons Value packaging. Inside you'll find 2 separate packets of biscuits wrapped in clear plastic, which means they'll last longer without going stale. I forgot to count before eating them, but I estimate about 25 biscuits per pack, so 50 overall. They cost 33p so are fantastic value. The biscuits themselves are circular, about 6-7cm in diameter and about 5mm thick. ...  Read the complete review

I often think where would I be if biscuits had never been manufactured and sold in shops, as they are so convenient and years ago they had to be baked in the home, I just love sweet snacks as I have a sweet tooth and I am on a lower budget and have been for a year or so and so I am buying more cheaper products than ever before and I saw these from Morrison's recently and thought I would buy them and see if I enjoyed them and if they were tasty. They come in a yellow very basic plastic packet, the biscuits inside are a nice round shape biscuit, they are pale in colour but look quite healthy looking in the colour as some other biscuits I have bought in the past, ...  Read the complete review

I like to have a few types of biscuits in just so they're around if I fancy one but I don't like paying silly prices for them so before I discovered Morrisons value range of biscuits I only ever bought them when they were on offer. Recently though as part of my economy drive I've started trying alot of items in the value range and a few weeks ago it was the turn of the rich tea. These cost me 34p for a big packet, I'm not sure how many are in a pack but the pack weighs 400g. The allergy advice on these biscuits is that they do contain gluten and they may contain traces of milk, nuts and soya. Once open they should be stored in an airtight container and ...  Read the complete review

We have started trying more Value ranges at Morrisons and one of them is these Rich Tea Biscuits sold at only 33p for a double pack which is awesome value! I love snacks and biscuits between meals to keep me going, especially through the day so I do eat a lot, lol! The biscuits are sold in a plain white and yellow wrapper which shows it is Morrisons basic range of cheaper goods. The biscuits are suitable for vegetarians and only have 34 calories per one... The fat content is 1.2g and the sugar is less at 1.1g and salt at 0.1g so they are not too bad for you in moderation. They are only quite small compared to the branded Rich ...  Read the complete review