The Hovis ones you only seem to get in the Jacob's selection boxes.

Choccy hobnob if I want a substantial biscuit and I'm feeling flush, but for the budget option you can't beat a good old bourbon cream. Really for the value alone I think the bourbon is a strong contender for the title.

Personally I always dip my biscuits, and I'm a coffee rather than a tea drinker, so naturally this affects my choice; but tea doesn't taste of anything, so it's not worth wasting anything fancier than a malted milk on.

Also it's weird how there's always supermarket own brand digestives, but you don't see own-brand hobnobs anything like as often. I think Asda's digestives are better than the "official" McVities ones. Also, why does McVities have the monopoly on biscuits?

Custard creams are my favourite from the day-to-day biscuits, then Fox's golden crunch creams are a treat.

I, for one, do not eat biscuits as they contain too much sugar. Instead I go for a salt and pepper cracker, pistachios or wasabi peas as a healthier choice before promptly ruining any benefit I get by snaffling a pack of doughnuts.

But if I had to choose I would go with an oat biscuit for coffee and opt for garibaldi for tea.

Chocolate hobnobs here. Also like jaffas but THEY'RE NOT BISCUITS ARE THEY?

>>15087
I get own-brand hobnobs from Tesco all the time. They call them 'oaties'.

I don't count pink wafers as biscuits, but I prefer them over most, if not all biscuits.

I think my favourite overall is a Party Ring, but nostalgia has a lot to do with that. Golden Crunch Creams are indeed good, but I cannot buy them as I eat them a pack at a time.

The biscuit I keep in stock in my office at work are chocolate caramel digestives, as it intimidates my direct reports.

A milk chocolate digestive is my go-to biscuit, but I am fond of a shortbread finger.

>>15086
Sweatmeal, disgustang

I like those ones with "BOUDOIR" written on them.

I'm eating some cheese on "Rivercote" rosemary crackers from Lidl. They're pretty good.

>>15096

Not a biscuit m8.

>>15097
They're the same basic principle as Carr's water biscuits, ergo biscuits.

I like Party Rings a lot. I was never allowed them as a kid because they were full of e-numbers and sugar, but since I moved out of home I have them regularly. Also like pink wafers, golden Oreos, pink 'n' whites.