Chocolate digestives
- Thread starter Webbo2
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I expect it depends on which brand you buy.
Jenkins
Legendary Member
- Location
- Felixstowe
Tesco's own brand dark chocolate version have a decent coverage, but it doesn't taste very chocolatey unfortunately
midlandsgrimpeur
Well-Known Member
Everything is lacking these days, smaller, cheaper and less tasty (blimey, I sound like a whinger 😂). The best supermarket biscuits/confectionary are the various M&S ranges IMO, but the cost means they are an occasional treat for me.
The originals I didn’t want to post the name in case just in case it infringed something.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Tesco do lovely chocolate chip digestives. They are very moreish and thus prone to snaccidents... 
dicko
Guru
- Location
- Derbyshire
We both have an Aldi brand chocolate digestive with our afternoon tea, it’s very nice and has plenty of chocolate on.
Red17
Guru
- Location
- South London
I find keeping them in the fridge adds a certain something by crisping up the chocolate. Same for chocolate hobnobs 
Aldi dark chocolate butter biscuits are not lacking in that department.
lazybloke
Ginger biscuits and cheddar
- Location
- Leafy Surrey
Dunno about Digestives; I'm suddenly hungry for some of these
N0bodyOfTheGoat
Senior Member
- Location
- Hampshire, UK
Chocolate prices are on the up iirc.
I had my first Snickers in at least a year on Monday, a Duo split over afternoon and evening, I swear it felt mega peanuty compared to how I remember... Guessed the peanuts are the cheapest ingredient, so they're being used to fill out the weight and volume.
I had my first Snickers in at least a year on Monday, a Duo split over afternoon and evening, I swear it felt mega peanuty compared to how I remember... Guessed the peanuts are the cheapest ingredient, so they're being used to fill out the weight and volume.
You mean McVities?
