Sainsbury's Highland All Butter Shortbread Fingers Reviews

Sainsbury's Highland All Butter Shortbread Fingers Snacks

Product Type: Sainsbury's Snacks

Description:Brand: Sainsbury's / Type: Biscuit

Newest Review: ... cardboard tartan effect pack, and this particular box contains 6 twin packs wrapped in plastic film, so theres no reason to ... more

 ... stop at one biscuit. You can also buy them as single biscuits ofcourse, but I quite like the twin packs. I have noticed that biscuits as a whole seem to be getting smaller and smaller,am I alone in remembering Penguin biscuits from my childhood about twice the size they are now?,and these buttery shortbread biscuits are no exception they look a bit skimpy in size. Maybe its to reduce their calorie content, oh dear eat the whole 6 twin packs in the box, and you would have consumed 520 kcals, thats 73 kcals per biscuit. ...more

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pencoedcharlie
Sainsbury's Highland All Butter Shortbread Fingers: Sainsburys butter me up. (334 words)
by - written on 02/05/10 (Very useful, 66 readings)
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Shortbread is a bit of a favourite in our family, and really easy to make, though a bit crumbly.Still, the Sainsbury Highland all butter shortbread fingers are a pleasant alternative, though lacking a little something, maybe its the colour and the sugary buttery texture isn't quite there. These biscuits were selected by my 6 year old granddaughter (oh shes a good girl) for us to enjoy. They come in a cardboard tartan effect pack, and this particular box contains 6 twin packs wrapped in plastic film, so theres no reason to stop at one biscuit. You can also buy them as single biscuits ofcourse, but I quite like the twin packs. I have noticed that biscuits as a ...  Read the complete review

xxfoxyredxx
Lets all highland fling it to Sainsbury's! (773 words)
by - written on 16/06/08 (Very useful, 430 readings)
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One of my favourite things to review on here is food. I love food but my most favourite thing to review happens to be biscuits. I'm a secret late night muncher and if I go near a shop I'm like a lamb to the slaughter and I end up buying several packs in one go and it's not good for me cos once a packet is opened I devour the lot. I just can't help myself and have no self restraint! The other day was one of them days. I told myself I deserved a treat as I picked up 6 packets of biscuits and threw them in my basket. I promised myself a nice, relaxing night with only me, them and a cup of tea for company in bed whilst watching big brother! (please refrain from ...  Read the complete review

clm270
Sainsbury's Highland All Butter Shortbread Fingers: HIghland all butter shortbread fingers (168 words)
by - written on 15/03/10 (Very useful, 18 readings)
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These biscuits are particular favorites of mine for many reasons. The texture for one is great, with just enough crunch for it to be satisfying without becoming dry (due to the fact that they are all butter). The sugar which is sprinkled on the top makes it even nicer to bite into and also contributes to the taste. The taste is sweet and buttery as can be expected and these biscuits work especially well if dipped into tea or coffee! The size of the biscuit is quite substantial and they are just the right size to make a good snack. Moreover, they are really good value, at just 89p for 10 which I think is cheap for such good quality biscuits. ...  Read the complete review

illogicology
A tasty tartan snack (187 words)
by - written on 28/07/09 (Useful, 43 readings)
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I have a real weakness for Highland Shortbread. Sure, it's dry and coats your mouth in residue, you don't soon forget you've eaten it. But I think it must be the most indulgent, satisfying kind of snack you can find. However, it occurred to me recently that I never buy it. It's the kind of thing I eat at hotels, other people's homes or well stocked buffets. With that in mind I decided to pick some up the next time I saw some. The lucky brand was Sainsbury's All Butter and I haven't regretted it. These can be found in a green tartan style packaging and contains ten, chunky shortbread fingers and cost me only 65p. I thought this was excellent value, even more ...  Read the complete review

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