McVities Milk Chocolate Digestives 266g (Pack of 3)

Excellent biscuits the regular are also good you can ground them up and use them as toppings or the regular is pie crust very popular in Europe

It's been many years since I've had a milk chocolate digestive and I know that when I lived in Scotland, this was always a treat with a wee cuppa tea. I found these and wanted to treat my tea buddy at work (who always provides me with a good PG Tips tea bag at will) to a nice wee biscuit from back home to authenticate her afternoon tea break - not to forget that I selfishly ordered the three pack so I could gorge the memory blast at home in front of the TV binging my Brit soap! Well shake me down and call me pepper!! Yummilicious! I would say that if you've never had one of these then it may be slightly odd, but no one yet has disliked them! I definitely enjoy this dunked in my hot cup of tea. The chocolate melts just enough and the digestive part takes on a slightly softer texture. Enjoyable. If this is one of your old favorites from the UK then nothing has changed. Still exactly the same as I remember from over 20 years ago!! Be sure to get the CHOCOLATE digestives as they do come in a plain variety - which I enjoy, but they need to be slathered in butter with a nice slice of cheese and a thin slice of apple if you're feeling fancy. Very enjoyable!

I have loved digestive with my tea since I was but a wee child having tee ar nan's. When they arrived they were in just a bubble mailer. when I opened the packets they digestives were all stuck together solid. I tried to pry them apart and they all just crumbled. All the packets were the same. They were tossed without being eaten! Don't make my mistake, save your money!

excellent taste. As I remember from England.

These McVities are the real deal. Unfortunately, they were a bit beat up around the edges…they were edible, but your local Walmart has them in stock…and in a sturdy box.

Unfortunately it seems Breton has stopped making these cookies. McVities is a good substitute. They are A little on the soft side and have a tendency to crumble.

One of the three packages was bad. It tasted stale and possibly moldy. There was probably a hole in the package. Probably a fluke, but very unpleasant.

These are great British biscuits and taste fresh and as l remember them from England. The only problem is that Amazon sends them in an envelope and invariably they arrive in crumb form. This time there was literally zero padding/ they were just thrown in an envelope. Fully a third of them were in fine crumbs. It seems like a no brainer to me to ship these in a box and protect them. Heck l get so many almost unbreakable items wrapped well and sent in a box yet these cookies get sent unprotected in an envelope.