When I joined Dooyoo, one of the categories I thought I'd probably avoid writing in was the food one, just because it's not something I personally read many reviews on before doing my Tesco shop. But, I feel I should review these Rich Tea Fingers (co-incidentally made by Tesco) for a few reasons, mainly because they're not at all what I expected! They're available in Tesco for 54p for a 250g packet and as I'm (supposed to be) on a diet, I bought these to have as a little treat when I felt really hungry as I understood Rich Teas would be a better alternative to digestives if I had to have one. I have a re-sealable box that I pop all of our biscuits ...  Read the complete review

A 250g packet of Rich Tea Finger Biscuits will currently cost you 54 pence from Tesco. They taste the same as your regular circular Rich Tea but they are oblong in shape with rounded edges or ends. The packaging is a bold blue colour and has an easy tear strip at one end to aid opening. This type of shape Rich Tea always reminds me of coffee mornings I would sometimes go to with my mother or grandparents as a child and they have a very pleasant sweet taste. They are very basic in the way they look and their flavour, they are not fancy or special compared to some biscuits or cookies on the supermarket shelves but considering their price and the fact that ...  Read the complete review

Although 'Rich Tea' biscuits are a non-fancy and arguably bland accompaniment to a cup of tea, they're also quite tasty in a strange kind of way, and one inevitably leads to another. 'Rich Tea Finger' biscuits are similarly moreish, and are simply an elongated version of their rounded brothers. Price & Availability - - - - - - - - - - - The biscuits are currently priced at 48p for the 250g packet, and are available from the majority of Tesco stores throughout the UK. Appearance & Taste - - - - - - - - - - - - - Highly decorated with a patterned design running around their perimeter, the biscuits are golden brown in ...  Read the complete review