Paterson's Shortbread Fingers Reviews
Product Type: Paterson's Snacks
Newest Review: ... and product name appear clearly on the front and the fingers are described as 'Delicious, crumbly shortbread now with 80% ... more
... less saturated fat'. It also tells us that the product is still made in Scotland and the net weight is 200g. The back of the packet gives us the address and website of the company as well as the best before date, ingredients and nutritional information.
Ingredients - Wheat flour, vegetable oil, sugar, butter, salt, flavouring.
Advice - Suitable for vegetarians but may contain traces of nuts.
Nutritional values per biscuit - 422 kj, 101 kcal, 1.2g protein, 12.3g carbohydrate of which 3.5g is sugar, 5.2g fat if which 0...more
by - written on 05/04/10 (Very useful, 202 readings)
Rating:
I'm quite partial to a shortbread finger but normally opt for the Asda version as I always thought they were much cheaper. However, when shopping last week I noticed the Paterson's version were only 3 pence dearer than their supermarket counterpart and although I'm not one to pay for brands generally I thought for that price difference they might be worth a try. Paterson's have been Scottish bakers since 1885 and a quick look at their website (www.paterson-arran.com) tells me that they started off as a husband and wife team making Scottish oatcakes. Their shortbread claims to maintain traditional values whilst using modern technology to enhance the product. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/01/10 (Very useful, 167 readings)
Rating:
I bought a few boxes of these over Christmas as they were on special offer at 99p each - a bargain for delicious, good quality shortbread that's always a winner when it comes to snack food in our house. These are often sold in a 380g box, which is how I bought them. The design is predominantly red, with a dark red/black at the top which gradually lightens. There's a picture of the tempting, buttery shortbread to the right, along with the description that aims to entice you: 'Delicious Scottish melt-in-the-moth shortbread'. How can you resist? Paterson's is a brand I know little about but trust nonetheless when it comes to their shortbread. Having a ... Read the complete review
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