The thin trend is growing too, and what once only applied to the bakery section has now extended to the biscuit aisle. Oreo thins have recently arrived on British shores but Mcvities and Tesco* have also jumped aboard the bandwagon too.
I did think of two bonuses to McVities new range though:
1. They're coated, meaning there's surely a greater chocolate:biscuit ratio (always a win).
2. Smaller/thinner = I can eat even more biscuits!
Also, they've made this cappuccino version which is the real reason* I bought them when I finally spotted a box in Tesco for a rather expensive £1.69.
*well that and admittedly I'm a gluttonous chocoholic.
"Delightfully delicate cappuccino flavoured digestives covered in milk chocolate."
Crikey, they really do mean thin don't they? How they've even managed to make a biscuit that's not much wider than a sheet of paper I don't know!
I was impressed that despite their narrowness McVities have managed to imprint their logo and thin on the back (just in case you forget it's not a regular digestive of course).
They're delicious but not as satisfying as full size digestives, and so I find myself longing for non-thin cappuccino flavoured milk chocolate digestives... or better yet, white chocolate digestives. McVities are you reading this?
8/10
I remember the white chocolate digestives of years gone by. A few years ago in Spain I found them in a supermarket there and maybe have filled my entire hand luggage with them...
ReplyDeleteHow do I not remember them Laura? Maybe it's the trauma of losing them. If I ever spot them I promise to stock up for both of us!
DeleteWhat macros are you on if you can fit all this kinda junk food in your daily kcal/macro needs? Are you a "cardio bunny", marathon runner? :)
ReplyDeleteNone of the above, anything can be eaten as part of a balanced diet.
DeleteDon't get me started on the great Wagon Wheel conspiracy! I ate them in the 60s, and they WERE much bigger mallowier and tastier. Yum :-) I wrote to Burtons and they tried to fob me off saying they were now bigger and it must be because my han ]ds as a child were smaller that the biscuits seemed bigger!
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