Whatever chocolate i buy my boyfriend always ends up eating it before i get a chance to so as he hates mint, i always buy treats with mint in them so he doesnt touch them! I love anything with mint in, and these biscuits are a great mint biscuit treat. These viscount biscuits cost around £1.50 and you get 7 in a pack. I dont think these are the cheapest of biscuits, especially when you see the size of each biscuit! They are quite small, but they are more than enough for me as they can be a bit sickly, so you wouldnt really want them any bigger anyway. These biscuits consist of a light crunchy biscuit base, with a mint cream centre, finished with a ...  Read the complete review

I don't often buy biscuits as I know I will end up eating far too many! However at times I succumb to temptation! Recently whilst shopping in my local Tesco I really fancied something sweet and chocolaty. Looking along the biscuit shelf I spotted a pack of viscount mint chocolate biscuits. I hadn't seen these on sale for ages and knew they were once a favourite, so decided to buy a pack. Viscount mint chocolate biscuits are made by Burton's biscuits. The company was founded in 1935 by Joseph Burton. In those days the biscuits sold were known as gold medal biscuits. To-day the company is responsible for many of the well known biscuit favourites such as jammy ...  Read the complete review

I used to love these when I was a kid, and for some bizarre reason they either disappeared for a short while or they were not bought any more in my household. But recently they have returned, and I think they are more than ready for a review. Viscounts come in a green packet, with the word Viscount stretched across the middle. Next to this is a graphic image of half a viscount, to show you what they look like inside. The packs hold 7 biscuits which sit on a clear plastic tray and are all individually wrapped in green foil. Bright green foil at that. The foil has a cool wavy pattern over it too. The packaging gives them some kind of expensive feel ...  Read the complete review

***** Introduction ***** On Monday while making a flying visit to Home Bargains, I noticed a packet of Viscounts. These instantly stopped me in my tracks as the memories of me, my brother and my sister fighting over these came flooding back. As as child we only had these as a treat and like most kids if they were there we had to eat them. The biggest problem was that there was three of us and there were seven Viscounts, which always ment one would get three of them, leaving the other two out. Me being the youngest always seemed to go with out. And with that in mind I could not resist them, as I scooped up a couple of packets and placed ...  Read the complete review

Please don't be put off reading any further by the way I begin this review but.... When I was a boy.... (anybody still reading?) We always used to have Viscount biscuits with our Sunday night tea. I'm talking proper tea time with sandwiches, sausage rolls, crisps and cake. They were my favourite biscuit and I couldn't get enough of them. Really, I couldn't as there were five kids plus two parents and only seven biscuits and sometimes my Nan would come around so you had to be quick to get one. She may have had a dodgy hip but she was like lightning if chocolate biscuits were involved! As time passed by and my older ...  Read the complete review